Tickets to the first round of PlayStation The Concert shows are now available to purchase. Beginning in April 2025, the global concert tour begins in Dublin.
Following the announcement last month, PlayStation The Concert tickets have now gone on sale for the first leg of the tour. Largely spanning Europe throughout April and May of next year, tickets are available for a variety of countries and venues. In April, PlayStation The Concert will hit Dublin, the U.K., the Netherlands, and France. In May, Germany, Hungary, Bulgaria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Poland, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, and Italy will all have an opportunity to attend a show.
PlayStation The Concert is being made in partnership with PlayStation, RoadCo Entertainment and GEA Live. The concert itself incorporates music from some of PlayStation’s biggest franchises. This includes The Last of Us, God of War, Horizon, Ghost of Tsushima, and many more. PlayStation notes that other inclusions will “reflect our 30 years of making games.” However, the company hasn’t disclosed what that’ll include.
According to PlayStation, the concert event also features “a stunning fusion of multi-layered visuals, immersive surround sound, and an all-star ensemble blending classical and modern instruments.”
PlayStation did confirm that the concert will tour the world and hit “200 cities” across Europe, the U.K., the U.S., and other global markets. Unfortunately, PlayStation has not disclosed when the tour may make its way to Canada or any participating cities. However, during the initial announcement, the official PlayStation Canada account did publish a post regarding the concert. While far from confirmation, it would be an odd omission if Canada didn’t receive at least a few shows.
PlayStation is also offering VIP tickets to its concerts. VIP upgrades include perks such as priority access to merch and the photo kiosk. VIP attendees will receive one free photo. They’ll also be given early venue entry as well as an exclusive lanyard and merchandise bundle.
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