Attack on Titan May Be Coming to Your Town in 2026

Hajime Isayama's legendary shonen series Attack on Titan may be coming to a city near you in 2026 or 2027, and fans are invited to celebrate Eren's epic journey with a massive orchestral concert featuring over 100 musicians accompanied by footage from the popular anime. Fans located in the United States eager to take part in the festivities will be particularly happy to see that the massive Attack on Titan event will be held beyond the usual suspects, New York City and Los Angeles, giving even more supporters the chance to witness this epic performance.

The success of the Attack on Titan anime adaptation was due in no small part to its soundtrack, which stunned audiences along with Wit Studios' fluid animation, dramatic backdrops, and unforgettable action sequences. The music for the series was composed by Hiroyuki Sawano, known for his work on Solo Leveling, Promare, and Blue Exorcist, as well as Kohta Yamamoto, whom fans may recognize from his musical work in anime hits like 86, Kingdom, and the controversial ongoing series Petals of Reincarnation. When checking Spotify, the top track from the first season soundtrack for Attack on Titan boasts a stunning 97 million streams, indicating just how popular it's been with viewers.

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By Carley Garcia

The Touring Attack on Titan Orchestral Concert Will Feature Over 100 Musicians in 2026 and 2027

The Wild Faery company recently announced the 'Attack on Titan - Symphony from Paradis' orchestral concert series, which will begin touring worldwide on October 17, 2026. The first performance will take place at London's legendary Royal Albert Hall, and will travel to locations in Asia, the US, and Europe, concluding with a show in Manila, Philippines, in August 2027. The previous concert tour, 'Attack on Titan - Beyond the Walls,' toured throughout the US from February 28 until March 29, 2026. Fans can expect to hear arrangements supervised by the original composers, with the event featuring over 100 musicians and choir members performing as HD video plays in perfect sync on a giant screen behind the stage.

The tour will be visiting 15 cities at the time of writing, with more dates to be announced. Tickets go on sale April 30 at 10 AM local time. Confirmed dates include:

2026

October 17: London, United Kingdom - Royal Albert Hall
November 1: Hong Kong - AsiaWorld-Arena
November 26-28: Singapore - Esplanade Concert Hall

2027

January 10: New York, NY - Carnegie Hall
January 15-17: Paris, France - Palais des Congrès de Paris
January 20-21: Lyon, France - Amphithéâtre 3000
April 5: Minneapolis, MN - Minnesota Orchestra Hall
April 12: San Francisco, CA - Davies Symphony Hall
April 17-18: Los Angeles, CA - Dolby Theatre
May 22-23: Seattle, WA - Benaroya Hall
May 26-27: Berlin, Germany – Tempodrom
July 2-3: Dallas, TX - Meyerson Symphony Center
July 9-10: Chicago, IL - Chicago Symphony Orchestra
July 15-16: Washington, DC – Capital One Hall
August 28-29: Manila, Philippines - The Theater at Solaire

The Attack on Titan manga series, which began serialization in 2009, has sold over 140 million copies and remains a fan favorite half a decade after its conclusion. The anime adaptation was produced by Wit Studio and MAPPA, concluding in 2023 after a 10-year run. Over the years, Attack on Titan has won several major awards, including the Kodansha Manga Award for Best Shonen manga, the Manga Taisho for Best Manga Series, and, notably, a Harvey Award for Best American Edition of Foreign Material in 2014.

The 'Attack on Titan - Symphony from Paradis' concert tour is being run by The Wild Faery, a company that has overseen several other anime-inspired orchestral performances. Over the years, it has celebrated the One Piece anime series with dozens of events around the world, featuring a 50-member orchestra and the most memorable moments from the TV series. The next US tour date is on May 2 and will take place at the Hilbert Circle Theater in Indianapolis, Indiana.

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Those who miss Attack on Titan can look forward to a new project, with new illustrations penned by former Chief Animation Director Kyouji Asano expected to be released each month starting in May 2026. Additionally, the Attack on Titan crossover has returned to the popular survival horror game Dead by Daylight, with players able to enjoy the collab until May 19.