Sony Announces PlayStation The Concert World Tour 2025-2026

Sony’s PlayStation teams have found a unique and indulgent way to bring together gamers and listen to some of the best gaming music.

Sony knows how to keep its family of global gamers united. Sid Shuman, Senior Director, Sony Interactive Entertainment Content Communications, has made a shocking announcement revealing PlayStation: The Concert World Tour 2025-2026. Whether the fans realize it or not, the background and cut scene music from some legendary PlayStation game titles will soon come alive to offer a first-ever live experience.

The concert will go live on April 19, 2025, in Dublin, Ireland, and then tour 200+ cities across Europe, The United Kingdom, the United States, and beyond. While the company’s director has revealed only the European region’s dates at the time, he will be announcing the remaining world locations soon.

The 2025 tour schedule includes these locations so far: Dublin, Ireland – Glasgow, Scotland, London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, Newcastle, UK – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Paris, Amnéville, France – Brussels, Belgium – Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Berlin, Hamburg, Dusseldorf, Leipzig, Munich, Oberhausen, Germany – Zurich, Switzerland – Bologna, Italy – Budapest, Hungary – Sofia, Bulgaria – Vienna, Austria – Bratislava, Slovakia – Prague, Czech Republic – Lodz, Poland – Copenhagen, Denmark – Gotenburg, Sweden – Oslo, Norway.

The PlayStation: The Concert will push the limits of what’s possible for gamers to experience around some of the most famous titles. It will include the most loved music scores by composers like Gustavo Santaolalla (The Last of Us), Joris De Man (Horizon), Ilan Eshkeri (Ghost of Tsushima), and Bear McCreary (God of War).

Unlike other music concerts, the PlayStation: The Concert event will combine breathtaking visuals with musical scores to provide an immersive experience to its global fanbase. The event will be a stunning fusion of multi-layered visuals, immersive surround sound, and an all-star ensemble blending classical and modern instruments.

Games indeed elevate the user experience through music, and Sony is leveraging this power to enable an otherworldly ensemble, transporting fans into the worlds of God of War, The Last of Us, Ghost of Tsushima, and Horizon franchises. The concerts will showcase Sony’s 30 years of game-facilitating legacy, redefining the unifying nature of its cross-platform games.