Key Takeaways
- Wild Faery partners with Attack on Titan for global orchestral concerts in 23 cities.
- Multiple performances organized by Wild Faery in the past include anime-themed concerts.
- Attack on Titan fans worldwide can enjoy orchestral renditions of the iconic soundtrack.
The Wild Faery Company is partnering with Attack on Titan to bring orchestral renditions of the anime’s soundtrack to fans around the world. Titled Attack on Titan – Beyond the Walls World Tour, the concerts will be held throughout the US, Canada, the UK, Australia, and other countries.
The Wild Faery Company previously produced the One Piece 25th Anniversary World Tour concert, One Piece Music Symphony 1, 2& 3, the One Piece Piano Symphony, two Kingdom Hearts Orchestra world tours, and various Final Fantasy performances, including Crystalline Resonance Final Fantasy Concert, Final Fantasy XIV Eorzean Symphony 2023 and Piano Opera: music from Final Fantasy. The first concert will be held in Los Angeles on April 12, 2025, and the last in New York on November 1, 2025.
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Attack on Titan Beyond the Walls World Tour Schedule
The concerts will be performed in 23 cities all over the world. Tickets will be available on the official website starting November 14, 2024. The following is a list of cities the orchestra will visit as part of 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 concerts on the same day)
- 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 concerts on the same day)
It is not uncommon for Japanese series to get orchestral concerts in Japan (like the Attack on Titan Musical in 2022), but they rarely cross borders. No Japanese dates have been announced as of yet. The company also shared a video trailer for the concerts.
The Attack on Titan Ups and Downs
From a Huge Hit to a “Disappointing Ending”
Attack on Titan was serialized in Kodansha’s Bessatsu Shōnen Magazine from 2009 to 2021 and concluded in 34 volumes. Kodansha USA published it in English. The series inspired manga spin-offs, live-action adaptations, games, and a popular anime adaptation.
The anime was produced by WIT Studio from Seasons 1– 3. MAPPA took over for the fourth and final season, which aired in two parts with two specials. MAPPA later announced a compilation film covering the series finale with some new content. Titled, Attack on Titan: The Last Attack, the film is currently available in Japanese theaters.
Attack on Titan
is streaming on Crunchyroll, both subbed and dubbed.
Source: ANN
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Attack on Titan
Attack on Titan is a post apocalyptic themed anime where the world is plagued by monstrous creatures called titans. People live in walled cities to avoid the danger of the man eating titans. After they destroy his home, main character Eren Yeager swears to exterminate all titans off the face of the earth.
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Attack On Titan
Based on Hajime Isayama’s widely popular manga, Attack on Titan is a dark fantasy anime set in a world where humanity lives behind walls to protect themselves from massive creatures known as Titans. Over the course of four seasons, the story takes plenty of unexpected twists and turns, almost evolving into a different type of series in the process.
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Attack on Titan The Movie: The Last Attack (2024)
