Nintendo has confirmed European ticketing details for the Zelda 40th Anniversary concert series, which celebrates four decades of music from The Legend of Zelda.
Announced during a recent Nintendo Direct, the concert tour is part of Nintendo’s year-long 40th anniversary programming for the franchise first released in 1986.
The company has published a set of confirmed European dates and a sales start time for tickets via the official Zelda Concert website.
Ticket sale window and confirmed dates
Tickets for the European leg will go on sale on 30 September 2026 at 12:00 BST / 13:00 CET.
The confirmed European concert dates released by Nintendo are:
- London: 3 April 2027 and 4 April 2027
- Stockholm: 18 June 2027 and 19 June 2027
- Edinburgh: 17 September 2027
- Glasgow: 18 September 2027
Additional European dates and other regions
Nintendo has indicated that further European dates for France, Germany, Italy and Spain are “coming soon,” and those dates will be added to the official schedule when available.
The Zelda Concert website also lists other international dates across North America and Australia; those entries remain marked as TBA following the Nintendo Direct announcement.
Concert content and official messaging
According to Nintendo’s event information, the program will span music from across the franchise, arranging material from classic themes to newer compositions to represent the series’ musical history.
The company’s promotional materials describe a lineup that covers the series’ signature motifs alongside contemporary arrangements.
Where to buy and official information
All ticketing information and official updates are being handled through the Zelda Concert website.
Prospective attendees should consult that site for venue-specific details, pricing, accessibility information, and any local presale opportunities.
Given the international nature of the tour and ongoing additions to the schedule, Nintendo is the primary source for confirmed dates and on-sale notices.
This announcement follows Nintendo’s broader 40th anniversary activities for The Legend of Zelda and comes as the company continues to promote the franchise across the Nintendo Switch ecosystem and related events revealed in Nintendo Direct presentations.
Announced during a recent Nintendo Direct, the concert tour is part of Nintendo’s year-long 40th anniversary programming for the franchise first released in 1986.
The company has published a set of confirmed European dates and a sales start time for tickets via the official Zelda Concert website.
Ticket sale window and confirmed dates
Tickets for the European leg will go on sale on 30 September 2026 at 12:00 BST / 13:00 CET.
The confirmed European concert dates released by Nintendo are:
- London: 3 April 2027 and 4 April 2027
- Stockholm: 18 June 2027 and 19 June 2027
- Edinburgh: 17 September 2027
- Glasgow: 18 September 2027
Additional European dates and other regions
Nintendo has indicated that further European dates for France, Germany, Italy and Spain are “coming soon,” and those dates will be added to the official schedule when available.
The Zelda Concert website also lists other international dates across North America and Australia; those entries remain marked as TBA following the Nintendo Direct announcement.
Concert content and official messaging
According to Nintendo’s event information, the program will span music from across the franchise, arranging material from classic themes to newer compositions to represent the series’ musical history.
The company’s promotional materials describe a lineup that covers the series’ signature motifs alongside contemporary arrangements.
Where to buy and official information
All ticketing information and official updates are being handled through the Zelda Concert website.
Prospective attendees should consult that site for venue-specific details, pricing, accessibility information, and any local presale opportunities.
Given the international nature of the tour and ongoing additions to the schedule, Nintendo is the primary source for confirmed dates and on-sale notices.
This announcement follows Nintendo’s broader 40th anniversary activities for The Legend of Zelda and comes as the company continues to promote the franchise across the Nintendo Switch ecosystem and related events revealed in Nintendo Direct presentations.
