London welcomes The Witcher in Concert as a 25-city European Tour is announced

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published 18 November 2025

The soaring success of The Witcher in Concert is proving that the music is as captivating as its monster hunts. CD Projekt Red has officially announced that the musical performance is returning for a second, much bigger European tour in 2026, with London once again playing host for the now classic soundtrack.

The popularity of the concert series is a testament to the overall success of The Witcher franchise, which has grown from a beloved book series by Andrzej Sapkowski into a global multimedia phenomenon spanning video games and a Netflix show.

The video game adaptations, particularly The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, have been critically acclaimed, selling millions of copies and cementing Geralt of Rivia as an iconic figure in fantasy gaming. The rich lore, compelling characters, and, of course, the incredibly distinctive music have all contributed to its enduring appeal.

And that distinctive sound is exactly what makes the concert so special. For those who missed the original run (or just want to go again), the show features a spectacular 14-piece ensemble playing the powerful music of The Witcher 3 and its expansions. The music is played live while a specially edited montage of game footage, divided into chapters, plays on a huge screen above the stage.

The team behind the tour heard your pleas for more locations, and they are delivering! The 2026 run is expanding significantly, stretching across an impressive 25 cities and featuring many new stops that weren't part of the original 2025 tour.

The Witcher in Concert | Trailer - YouTube

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The new tour is scheduled for October and November 2026. Get your planning hats on, because here is the full list of confirmed dates and venues:

Dublin, Ireland — 21st and 22nd October 2026
Manchester, England — 24th October 2026
York, England — 25th October 2026
Glasgow, Scotland — 26th October 2026
Liverpool, England — 27th October 2026
Wolverhampton, England — 28th October 2026
London, England — 29th October 2026
Bristol, England — 30th October 2026
Stockholm, Sweden — 2nd November 2026
Berlin, Germany — 4th November 2026
Gdańsk, Poland — 5th November 2026
Kraków, Poland — 6th November 2026
Budapest, Hungary — 7th November 2026
Prague, Czechia — 8th November 2026
Nuremberg, Germany — 9th November 2026
Bratislava, Slovakia — 10th November 2026
Vienna, Austria — 11th November 2026
Paris, France — 13th November 2026
Gent, Belgium — 14th November 2026
Eindhoven, Netherlands — 15th November 2026
Dusseldorf, Germany — 16th November 2026
Lyon, France — 18th November 2026
Frankfurt, Germany — 19th November 2026
Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg — 20th November 2026
Zurich, Switzerland — 21st November 2026
Milan, Italy — 22nd November 2026
Rotterdam, Netherlands — 28th November 2026
Groningen, Netherlands — 29th November 2026

Tickets go on sale this Friday, the 21st of November at 10am. There will also be an Asian tour next year, though no specific details have been shared yet.

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Morgan got his start in writing by talking about his passion for gaming. He worked for sites like VideoGamer and GGRecon, knocking out guides, writing news, and conducting interviews before a brief stint as RealSport101's Managing Editor. He then went on to freelance for Radio Times before joining Shortlist as a staff writer. Morgan is still passionate about gaming and keeping up with the latest trends, but he also loves exploring his other interests, including grimy bars, soppy films, and wavey garms. All of which will undoubtedly come up at some point over a pint.

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