If you’re a Zelda fan there are a few things that you have to do at least once in your life. You need to play every Zelda game, you need to visit Japan, and you need to go see The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses. I say this as a fellow Zelda series fan, and someone who has seen the symphony a few times already. It’s always an amazing time, with cosplay, a fun community, and fantastic music. The full slate of The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses 2017 tour dates and locations was just announced this morning, so check it out below and if it’s coming to your town be sure to hit it up.
Some of these are already on sale, so click here to find links to buy tickets. There are also a few that support coupon code LOZ17 that you can use to get some discounts on tickets, be sure to watch for those and try them out.
Also, if you’ve already seen the show once, it might be worth checking out again. “We’re really going all-out this year to celebrate the newly released The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild,” said Jason Michael Paul, President of Jason Michael Paul Entertainment, Inc., the company producing the concert tour. “Besides all the new stuff, we’re also bringing back the Ballad of the Wind Fish from the original program, which has been a big request from fans for a while.”
The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses 2017 Tour Dates & Locations
Buenos Aires, Argentina – March 17 at Theatre Coliseo
Santiago, Chile – March 18 at Cariola Theater
Birmingham UK – April 16 at The NEC
Minneapolis, MN – May 20 at Orpheum Theater
Mexico City, Mexico – June 11 at Auditorio Nacional
Denver, CO – June 30 & July 1 at Boettcher Concert Hall
Austin, TX – July 7 at Long Center
San Diego, CA – July 21 at San Diego Civic Theatre
Vienna, VA – July 22 at Wolf Trap
San Francisco, CA – August 4 at Davies Symphony Hall
Quebec City, Quebec – September 9 at Grand Théâtre de Québec
Toronto, Ontario – September 15 at Sony Centre
Seattle, WA – September 22 at Paramount Theatre
Portland, OR – September 23 at Keller Auditorium
Los Angeles, CA – September 30 at Dolby Theater
Kansas City, MO – October 6 at Kansas City Music Hall
Memphis, TN – October 7 at The Orpheum Theatre
Des Moines, IA – October 8 at Des Moines Civic Center
New York, NY – October 20 at United Palace Theatre
Boston, MA – October 21 at Wang Theater
San Antonio, TX – October 27 at Majestic Theatre
Baltimore, MD – November 3 at Lyric Theatre
Cleveland, OH – November 4 at State Theatre
Columbus, OH – November 5 at Ohio Theater
Phoenix, AZ – November 6 at Phoenix Symphony Hall
Jacksonville, FL – November 9 at Times Union Center
Durham, NC – November 10 at Durham PAC
Norfolk, VA – November 11 at Chrysler Hall
Atlanta, GA – November 16 at Cobb Energy PAC
Knoxville, TN – November 17 at Knoxville Civic Auditorium
Chicago, IL – November 18 at Chicago Auditorium Theatre
London, England – November 21 at Eventim Apollo
Dusseldorf, Germany – November 24 at Mitsubishi Electric Hall
Barcelona, Spain – November 25 at Auditori Forum
Florence, Italy – November 26 at Mandela Forum
Vancouver, BC – November 30 at Queen Elizabeth Theater
Edmonton, AB – December 1 at Northern Jubilee Auditorium
Calgary, AB – December 2 at Southern Jubilee Auditorium
Milwaukee, WI – December 3 at Riverside Theater
Montreal, QB – December 8 at Place des Arts
San Jose, CA – December 9 at City National Civic
Pittsburgh, PA – December 14 at Heinz Hall
New Orleans, LA – December 15 at Saenger Theater
Miami, FL – December 16 at The Arsht Center
Oklahoma City, OK – December 29 at Civic Center Music Hall
Salt Lake City, UT – December 30 at Abravenal Hall
