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The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses concert series is coming back for a third worldwide tour next year entitled ‘Master Quest’.
Promising new music and visuals from the latest games in The Legend of Zelda series, the tour will begin in Nashville on January 21 and 22, and conclude in Houston next October.
The Master Quest tour touches down in the UK on April 17 for a one night performance at Wembley Arena.
Confirmed dates include:
- Nashville, Schermerhorn Symphony Center; January 21 & 22
- Honolulu, Concert Hall; January 30
- Tokyo, Tokyo International Forum; February 7
- Boston, Symphony Hall; Feb. 27
- Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico, Arena Monterrey; March 6
- Mexico City, Arena Ciudad de Mexico; March 8
- Toronto, Sony Centre for the Performing Arts; March 20
- Stockholm, Ericsson Globe; April 16
- London, Wembley Arena; April 17
- Dusseldorf, Germany, Mitsubishi Electric Halle, April 19
- Paris, Palais de Congres; April 23
- Milan, Teatro degli Arcimboldi; April 24
- Atlanta, Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre; April 30
- Edmonton, Alberta, Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium; May 20
- British Columbia, Queen Elizabeth Theatre; May 22Calgary, Alberta, Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium; May 23
- Montreal, Place des Arts; May 30
- Austin, Texas, Long Center for the Performing Arts; June 20
- Houston, Jones Hall for the Performing Arts; Oct. 22
New dates for Europe will be added soon.
The new performance will introduce music from The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds and the recently announced remake of The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask.
“The continued excitement around The Legend of Zelda franchise is amazing, and this special concert will deliver an unforgettable experience for fans,” notes Jason Michael Paul, president of Jason Michael Paul Productions, Inc, which is producing the concert tour. “These performances transcend culture and geography and unite people through a common love for this venerable and legendary series.”
Source: Nintendo
