‘Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddess’ announces new Tour dates

I absolutely love everything and anything Legend of Zelda related. For many years, the popular game selling franchise (created by Nintendo) has been consistently coming up with something new and exciting almost annually. While the story-lines and graphics are amazing enough on their own, there is one other thing that absolutely blows my mind in regards to the Zelda gaming series. The music.

The music featured in every single Zelda game is absolutely beautiful, and now, fans of the Zelda franchise can experience the music live, on their symphony tour. The ‘Master Quest 2016’ tour has announced new tour dates and locations, world-wide.  All 2016 shows will now feature the latest HD visuals from the Zelda game series, including the recently released The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD remake.

 

The production company also announced that the ‘Wind Waker Baton’ featured in The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, and used in concert by The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses conductor is now available to consumers for the first time ever! Fans can pre-order the legendary Wind Waker Baton through the Zelda Symphony shop starting today for $40.00.

The Wind Waker Baton is a magical conductor’s baton first introduced to fans in the Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker game. Given to Link by the King of Red Lions, the baton was originally used by the King of Hyrule to conduct the sages. The baton’s magic allows Link to control the direction of the wind and call upon the powers of the gods to help him along his quest.

Be sure to check out the ‘The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddess’ tour website for more details. merchandise and show dates. Below is a list of their newly announced show dates and locations!

Newly added shows:

• Los Angeles, CA, Dolby Theater; June 13
• Denver, CO, Boettcher Concert Hall; July 14
• Austin, TX, Long Center; June 23
• Montreal, CA, Place Des Arts; June 25
• San Diego, CA, Copley Symphony Hall; July 22
• Orlando, FL, Walt Disney Theater; Aug. 6
• San Francisco, CA, Davies Symphony Hall; August 21
• Atlanta, GA, Cobb PAC; Sept. 10
• Seattle, WA, Benaroya Hall; Sept. 14
• Portland, OR, Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall; Sept. 17
• Edmonton, CA, Northern Jubilee; Sept. 21
• Calgary, CA, Jack Singer Concert Hall; Sept. 22
• Vancouver, CA, Queen Elizabeth Theatre; Sept. 23
• Philadelphia, PA, Mann Center PAC; Sept. 25
• Amsterdam, ML, Heineken Music Hall; Sept. 29
• Milan, IT, Teatro degli Acromboldi; Sept. 30
• Zurich, CH, Hallenstadion; Oct. 1
• Stuttgart, DE, Porsche Arena; Oct. 2
• Vienna, AT, Stadthalle; Oct. 5
• Geneva, CH, Geneva Arena; Oct. 7
• Paris, FR, Palais Des Congres; Oct. 8
• Birmingham, UK, Symphony Hall; Oct. 9
• Antwerp, BE, Stadsschouwburg Antwerp, Oct. 12
• Manchester, UK, Bridgewater Hall; Oct. 13
• Lisbon, PT, Coliseu de Lisboa; Oct. 14
• Essen, DE, Grughalle; Oct. 15
• Stockholm, SE, Ericcson Globe; Oct. 19
• Glasgow, UK, Royal Concert Hall; Oct. 20
• Berlin, DE, Tempodrom; Oct. 21
• Warsaw, PL, Filharmonioa Narodowa; Oct. 22
• Prague, CZ, Dvorak Concert Hall; Oct. 23
• Barcelona, ES, Auditori Forum; Oct. 28
• Madrid, ES, Palacio Vistalegre; Oct. 29
• Bilbao, ES, Palacio Euskalduna; Oct. 30
• Washington D.C., Warner Theater; Nov. 5
• Louisville, KY, The Whitney; Nov. 10
• Rochester, NY, Kodak Hall; Nov. 11
• Chicago, IL, Auditorium Theater; Nov. 12
• Newark, NJ, NJPAC; Nov. 13
• Charleston, SC, NCPAC; Nov. 17
• Houston, TX, Revention Center; Nov. 18
• Milwaukee, WI, Riverside Theater; Nov. 19
• Fresno, CA, William Saroyan Theater; Nov. 20
• Phoenix, AZ, Phoenix Symphony Hall; Nov. 21
• Salt Lake City, UT, Abravenal Hall; Dec. 4
• Fort Worth, TX, Bass Performance Hall; Jan. 7
• Honolulu, HI, Neil Blaisdell Center; Jan. 13
• Oklahoma City, OK, Civic Center Music Hall; Jan. 21