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Tuesday, September 29, 2026

‘Legend Of Zelda’ 40th anniversary tour adds more dates

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Nintendo has added more stops to its The Legend Of Zelda 40th anniversary orchestral concert tour.

Announced earlier this month as part of a special The Legend Of Zelda Direct showcase, the orchestral concert tour will begin at Tokyo’s Garden Theatre in January before heading to Europe, North America and Australia.

Following the reveal, some fans criticised the 27-date world tour for its limited stops but last night (September 28) Nintendo quietly added a handful of new dates to the tour. Check out the full schedule below:

All the confirmed The Legend Of Zelda 40th anniversary concert tour dates:

JANUARY 2027:
23 – Tokyo Garden Theater, Tokyo

FEBRUARY
6 – Civic Hall, Fukuoka
22 – Symphony Center, Chicago
23 – Symphony Center, Chicago

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MARCH
3 – Sapporo Cultural Arts Theater Hitaru, Hokkaido

APRIL
3 – ROHM Theatre, Kyoto
3 – Royal Albert Hall, London
4 – ROHM Theatre, Kyoto
4 – Royal Albert Hall, London
27 – K-Arena Yokohama, Kanagawa

MAY
13 – Hamer Hall, Melbourne
14 – Hamer Hall, Melbourne
15 – Hamer Hall, Melbourne
16 – Hamer Hall, Melbourne

JUNE
18 – Konserthuset, Stockholm
19 – Konserthuset, Stockholm
25 – Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, Dallas (new date)
26 – Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, Dallas (new date)
27 – Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, Dallas (new date)

JULY
9 – Opera House, Sydney
10 – Opera House, Sydney (matinee)
10 – Opera House, Sydney
16 – Benaroya Hall, Seattle
17 – Benaroya Hall, Seattle
18 – Benaroya Hall, Seattle
23 – Jones Hall For The Performing Arts, Houston
24 – Jones Hall For The Performing Arts, Houston
30 – Filene Center At Wolf Trap, Vienna

AUGUST
25 – Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles (new date)

SEPTEMBER
17 – Usher Hall, Edinburgh
18 – Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow

OCTOBER
9 – Carnegie Hall, New York (new date)
10 – Carnegie Hall, New York (matinee) (new date)
10 – Carnegie Hall, New York (new date)
21 – Roy Thomson Hall, Toronto (new date)
22 – Roy Thomson Hall, Toronto (new date)
TBA – Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco

Ticket sales for The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary concerts in London, Stockholm, Edinburgh and Glasgow start on 30/09 at 12:00 (UK time):

👉 https://t.co/vidbqmknhD

Concerts in France, Germany, Italy and Spain will be announced in the future. pic.twitter.com/Fx29d6C54z

— Nintendo UK (@NintendoUK) September 29, 2026

Additional concerts in France, Germany, Italy and Spain are currently being planned, with “details and additional cities to be announced in the near future”. Ticket details for some dates are still to be announced too – head here for the latest onsale news.

To give fans a taste of what they can expect from The Legend Of Zelda 40th anniversary concert tour, Nintendo has shared a live performance video of the specially-created ‘Triforce Medley’. “It’s themed around wisdom, power, and courage—the virtues of the Triforce—and includes a medley of various songs,” Nintendo explained.

View the original on NME →

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