It’s time to dedicate the heart to a brand-new chapter in the musical legacy of Attack on Titan. As a follow-up to 2024’s Beyond the Walls concert, the Attack on Titan orchestra will return to Singapore for three days, this time with a new subtitle of “Symphony from Paradis“.
The first officially licensed performance is set to make its world premiere in London on 17 October, with 29 shows planned for 15 cities. The Singapore leg is scheduled for 26 to 28 November at Esplanade Concert Hall, joining Hong Kong (1 November) and Manila (28 and 29 August 2027) as the only stops in Asia.
Per the description on the event website, fans can expect fully symphonic arrangements curated and supervised by original composers Hiroyuki Sawano and Kohta Yamamoto, a live choir, and HD giant-screen visuals from the anime series. Tickets will go on sale from 30 April for most venues, with the following pricing tiers for Singapore: Cat 1 (S$189), Cat 2 (S$129), Cat 3 (S$99), Esplanade Box (S$189), Premier Box (S$189), and Restricted View (S$189 for Cat 1, S$129 for Cat 2, and S$99 for Cat 3).
The full list of locations and dates for the Attack on Titan – Symphony from Paradis concert is as follows (in chronological order per region):
- Asia
- 1 Nov: Hong Kong (AsiaWorld-Arena)
- 26 to 28 Nov: Singapore (Esplanade Concert Hall)
- 28 to 29 Aug 2027: Manila, Philippines (The Theater at Solaire)
- U.S.
- 10 Jan 2027: New York, NY (Carnegie Hall)
- 5 Apr 2027: Minneapolis, MN (Minnesota Orchestra Hall)
- 12 Apr 2027: San Francisco, CA (Davies Symphony Hall)
- 17 to 18 Apr 2027: Los Angeles, CA (Dolby Theatre)
- 22 to 23 May 2027: Seattle, WA (Benaroya Hall)
- 2 to 3 July 2027: Dallas, TX (Meyerson Symphony Center)
- 9 Jul 2027: Chicago, IL (Chicago Symphony Orchestra)
- 15 to 16 Jul 2027: Washington, DC (Capital One Hall)
- Europe
- 17 Oct: London, United Kingdom (Royal Albert Hall)
- 15 to 17 Jan 2027: Paris, France (Palais des Congrès de Paris)
- 20 to 21 Jan 2027: Lyon, France (Amphithéâtre 3000)
- 26 to 27 May 2027: Berlin, Germany (Tempodrom)
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