The Legend of Zelda has some of the most iconic music in gaming and that music is heading to stages across North America and Europe in 2016. The ensemble recently performed on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert generating a great amount of publicity for both Tri Force Heroes and their upcoming string of performances.
For those who love the style of music and want to get that special nostalgic feel first hand Symphony of the Goddesses has released their full list of shows for 2016:
- Nashville, TN, Schermerhorn Symphony Center; January 21, 22
- Boston, MA, Symphony Hall; February 23
- Costa Mesa, CA, Segerstrom Center for the Arts; March 8
- Toronto, ON, Sony Centre; March 19
- Jacksonville, FL, Moran Theatre; March 24
- Kansas City, MO, Music Hall Kansas City; March 26
- Memphis, TN, The Orpheum; March 31
- New Orleans, LA, Saenger Theater; April 1
- Columbus, OH, Ohio Theater; April 3
- Charlottesville, VA, JPJ Arena; April 8
- London, UK, SSE/Wembley Arena; April 23
- Guadalajara, MX, Auditorio Telmex; May 11
- Monterrey, MX, Arena Monterrey; May 13
- Mexico City, MX, Arena de Ciudad; May 15
- San Antonio, TX, Majestic Theater; May 21
- Los Angeles, CA, Dolby Theater; June 13
- Austin, TX, Long Center; June 23
- Montreal, QB, Place des Arts; June 25
- San Francisco, CA, Davies Symphony Hall; August 21
- Atlanta, GA, Cobb Perf. Arts; September 10
- Edmonton, AB, Southern Jubilee; September 21
- Vancouver, BC, Queen Elizabeth Theatre; September 23
- Paris, FR, Palais Des Congres; October 8
- Lisbon, PT, Coliseu de Lisboa; October 14
- Essen, DE, Grugahalle; October 15
- Chicago, IL, Chicago Auditorium; November 12
Designed to be as epic as the fantasy series itself, Symphony artistically combines Zelda’s classic scores with cinematic scenes from games such as A Link to the Past, Ocarina of Time, Wind Waker, and many others.
Goddesses has been approved by longtime series producer Eiji Aonuma and veteran Zelda composer Koji Kondo. Goddesses is a complete 4 movement symphony, worthy of the princess herself.