Starting in Japan next January, the tour will make its way across America, Europe, and Australia throughout the rest of the year. For us folks in the UK, there are four dates on offer – two of which are in London with a further two up in Scotland.
Tickets for these gigs aren’t on sale quite yet with Nintendo promising that they’ll go live later in the month. However, here’s what you need to know about the dates and locations of all the Zelda concert’s taking place in the UK in 2027.
All Zelda Concert dates and locations in the UK
- London – Royal Albert Hall, April 3 2027
- London – Royal Albert Hall, April 4 (matinee) 2027
- Edinburgh – Usher Hall, September 17 2027
- Glasgow – Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, September 18 2027
As you can see, there are four dates for the Zelda concert here in the UK, with two in London and two up in Scotland – one in Edinburgh and one in Glasgow. The Scots will have to wait a little while longer than most to see the show with it not appearing until later in the year.
While these are the only cities and dates announced so far, Nintendo does confirm that additional locations may be announced at a later date. So, if you don’t live close to any of the current venues in the UK, there’s still hope yet.
When do Zelda concert tickets go on sale?
Nintendo hasn’t confirmed exactly when tickets for these gigs will go on sale yet. However, it has said that it expects tickets to go live later this month (September 2026).
Ticket sales are subject to each individual venue, so it’s worth checking in with the websites of each location for more information.
What can you expect at the Zelda concert?
Here’s the official description of the Zelda concert from Nintendo: “The Legend of Zelda™ 40th Anniversary Concert, which includes a variety of nostalgic tunes and modern melodies from The Legend of Zelda series, will be touring around the world in 2027.”
As such, we expect it to follow a similar format to what we saw in the opening of the Zelda Direct earlier this week. The show will likely play some of the most beloved hits from across all the Zelda games, ranging right from the original in 1986 up to modern hits like Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom.
Video game concerts have proven immensely popular in recent years with the likes of Final Fantasy, Assassin’s Creed, Elden Ring, and even Clair Obscure: Expedition 33 shows selling out in a matter of minutes.
It’s safe to say, this Zelda concert is likely to be a popular one too. I wish you the best of luck in the impending ticket war.
