Concert Highlights
- Wild Faery collaborates with Attack on Titan for worldwide orchestral performances.
- Previous successful events include a series of anime-centric concerts.
- Fans can now experience orchestral adaptations of the beloved Attack on Titan soundtrack.
The Wild Faery Company is set to elevate the experience for Attack on Titan enthusiasts globally with their upcoming orchestral concert series titled Attack on Titan – Beyond the Walls World Tour. This highly anticipated event will span multiple cities, including stops in the US, Canada, the UK, Australia, and beyond.
Previously, Wild Faery has been behind various notable concert productions, including the One Piece 25th Anniversary World Tour and prestigious events such as the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra world tours. Their repertoire also includes concerts celebrating the Final Fantasy saga, notably the Crystalline Resonance and Final Fantasy XIV Eorzean Symphony. The inaugural concert of the tour is scheduled in Los Angeles on April 12, 2025, culminating with a performance in New York on November 1, 2025.
Tour Schedule for Attack on Titan – Beyond the Walls
The orchestral concerts will take place across 23 cities worldwide, with ticket sales launching on November 14, 2024 via the official website. Below is the complete list of cities included in the tour:
- Los Angeles, CA – April 12-13
- San Francisco, CA – April 16
- Las Vegas, NV – April 18
- Dallas, TX – April 20
- Atlanta, GA – April 23
- Toronto, Canada – May 1
- Washington, DC – May 4 (two performances)
- Boston, MA – May 6
- Chicago, IL – May 8
- Minneapolis, MN – May 12
- Singapore – June 27-28
- Sydney, Australia – August 11-12
- Seattle, WA – August 28
- Orlando, FL – August 30
- Berlin, Germany – September 12
- Düsseldorf, Germany – September 13
- Frankfurt, Germany – September 14
- Munich, Germany – September 16
- Paris, France – September 19-21
- London, United Kingdom – September 28
- Brussels, Belgium – September 30
- Lyon, France – October 2
- New York, NY – November 1 (two performances)
While orchestral concerts based on Japanese series are not uncommon within Japan—such as the Attack on Titan Musical hosted in 2022—this tour marks a significant international expansion, though no Japanese dates have been released yet. Additionally, a trailer promoting the concert series has been shared online.
The Journey of Attack on Titan
From Phenomenon to Mixed Reviews
Originally serialized in Bessatsu Shōnen Magazine from 2009 until its conclusion in 2021, Attack on Titan earned its place among the most esteemed manga series, with its narrative compiled into 34 volumes by Kodansha USA. The franchise has since expanded to include a plethora of adaptations such as manga spin-offs, live-action films, video games, and a widely followed anime series.
The anime, produced by WIT Studio for its first three seasons, transitioned to MAPPA for its final season, which was divided into two parts accompanied by two special episodes. In an intriguing development, MAPPA also announced a compilation film titled Attack on Titan: The Last Attack, which is currently screening in Japanese theaters.
Fans can catch up on the series as it streams on Crunchyroll, available in both subbed and dubbed formats.
Source: Anime News Network
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