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Nintendo America Announces New Zelda: Symphony Of The Goddesses Tour Dates

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By popular demand, “The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses” concert series is returning with “Season 2” to eight cities from last year’s tour and is coming soon to even more locations in North America. Based on one of the most popular and beloved video game series of all time, the tour features live orchestral performances of theme music from Nintendo’s The Legend of Zelda franchise. The newly announced dates include:

  • Returning due to popular demand:
    • Atlanta; Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre; June 6
    • San Francisco; Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall; June 10
    • Montreal; Place des Arts; June 14
    • Los Angeles; Greek Theatre; June 12
    • Austin, Texas; Long Center; June 29
    • Philadelphia; The Mann Center for the Performing Arts; July 25
    • Toronto; Sony Centre for the Performing Arts; Sept. 7
    • Seattle; Benaroya Hall; Sept. 12
  • Newly coming to:
    • Baltimore; Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall; July 27
    • Grand Rapids, Mich.; DeVos Performance Hall; Oct. 19

32 thoughts on “Nintendo America Announces New Zelda: Symphony Of The Goddesses Tour Dates”

      1. Yep.
        Even those without a Wii U wait.
        Everybody waits for something.
        It’s not like we Wii U owners are the only ones experiencing waiting.

  1. Why can’t they come to St. Louis or Chicago? If they went to one of those cities, I would go, but with all the cities being so far away, I’d have to pay for airfare or lots of gas and it’s just too expensive….

    1. I’d prefer St. Louis since it’s only about 80 minutes away. It’ll never happen though. One of the joys of living in Southern Illinois I guess.

  2. I was disappointed when I couldn’t go to the Chicago show last year, because I thought that would be as close to Michigan the tour would go. Now they’re going to be 25 minutes down the road from me in Grand Rapids! So excited!!

  3. I live in Nashville, also known as “MUSIC CITY, USA”. That name really stings me, because bands and ensembles I actually want to see pretty much never come here. (None of our residents actually like country music; it’s just a tourist thing.) Symphony of the Goddesses? Now that would fill up the Schermerhorn Center with locals to the brim. Makes me sad that we’re not on the list, but I suppose plenty others are in the same boat.

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