Zelda 40th Anniversary Concert tickets go on sale for six European dates
Tickets for the European dates of The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Concert go on sale at 12pm BST on Wednesday, September 30. The sale covers the six shows so far announced in London, Stockholm, Edinburgh and Glasgow, according to Video Games Chronicle.
London opens the European run. Two concerts are scheduled for April 3, 2027 and April 4, 2027 at the Royal Albert Hall in London. The hall is the first announced stop in Europe, which Nintendo has said will begin in London.
Sweden follows in early summer. Concerts are scheduled for June 18, 2027 and June 19, 2027 at Konserthuset Stockholm in Stockholm. Both dates sit in the same venue in the city centre, giving fans in the region two nights to choose from.
Scotland closes the current list. A concert is scheduled for September 17, 2027 at Usher Hall in Edinburgh. A second concert is scheduled for September 18, 2027 at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall in Glasgow, one night later.
More countries are planned. Nintendo says the tour will also come to France, Germany, Italy and Spain. Venues and dates for those shows are to be announced soon.
The concerts will draw music from across the Zelda series. The programme is described as mixing nostalgic tunes with modern melodies. Zelda is Nintendo's long-running fantasy adventure series about exploration and puzzle-solving, where music has long been part of the play itself, from ocarinas to open-world themes played by a live orchestra.
The wider tour starts in Tokyo on January 23 before splitting into separate North America, Europe and Australia tours. That structure is common for game music tours, where one production is shared and then staged region by region with local orchestras and halls.
The concerts form part of a busy anniversary year. A Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Edition is scheduled for release on October 29, 2026. A Legend of Zelda film is scheduled for worldwide cinema release on April 30, 2027, between the London and Stockholm concert dates.
For fans, this means planning around fixed halls and tight calendars. Listings, dates and other tour information are published at zelda.gameconcerts.com. With four more countries still to be dated, anyone outside Britain and Sweden may want to wait for the next announcement before booking travel.
