Update []: Following on from the European reveal earlier today, Nintendo has now announced that North American ticket sales and pre-sales will also start tomorrow (30th Sep) at 12pm local time.

Tickets for the concerts in Chicago, Los Angeles and New York will all go on general sale at this time, with the Dallas, Houston and Seattle dates going on pre-sale. Those waiting for Boston, San Francisco, Toronto and Vienna tickets will have to sit tight for a while longer, as Nintendo has teased “details to come”.

As a reminder, here are the dates for the North American leg of the tour:

  • Chicago – 22nd & 23rd February 2027
  • Boston – 29th May 2027
  • Dallas – 25th, 26th & 27th June 2027
  • Seattle – 16th, 17th & 18th July 2027
  • Houston – 23rd & 24th July 2027
  • Vienna – 30th July 2027
  • Los Angeles – 25th August 2027
  • New York – 9th & 10th October 2027
  • San Francisco – TBA October 2027
  • Toronto – 21st & 22nd October 2027

Original Story: After being revealed earlier this month, Nintendo has finally shared that tickets for the European leg of the Zelda 40th Anniversary concert will go live tomorrow (30th September).

Ticket sales will begin at 12pm BST / 1pm CET for the European shows, which will take place on the following dates:

  • London – 3rd & 4th April 2027
  • Stockholm – 18th & 19th June 2027
  • Edinburgh – 17th September 2027
  • Glasgow – 18th September 2027

If none of the above are close enough for you, Nintendo has also revealed that additional dates are “coming soon” for France, Germany, Italy and Spain, so keep an eye out for more information.

All ticket information can be found on the official Zelda Concert website, where the other dates across North America and Australia are listed with the same ‘TBA’ release date that they’ve had since the Direct announcement.

The concert will feature music from across the entire series, with the official blurb teasing everything from “nostalgic tunes to modern melodies”. The brief teaser that we got in the Direct was enough to bring a tear or two (or three) to our eyes, so we can only imagine that the full show will be quite the spectacle.

You’ll find details about every concert date we know so far in our full guide below.