The latest orchestral concert has confirmed a string of 2027 dates including two shows at London’s Eventim Apollo – check out dates and ticket details below.

Announced earlier this year, the ‘NieR Orchestra Concert: 12026 [YoRHa]’ kicked off in Seattle last month ahead of a string of North American dates. A handful of European dates were also confirmed for later in 2026. “Join us for this awesome new experience of the expanding universe of live in concert,” reads a description of the show.

“Conducted by Eric Roth, this concert will feature an immersive performance which brings together the power of a full orchestra and chorus, the intensity of original vocalists J’Nique Nicole and Emi Evans, stunning visuals on a giant screen, and a new narrated story, inviting you into an expanded musical world of the series.”

The concert features contributions from Yui Ishikawa (No.2), Reina Tanaka (No.4), Mio Hanana (No.21), and Chihira Mochida (No.16), who will “present episodes” related to the prequel story ‘Pearl Harbor Descent Operation’.

Now organisers have announced a 2027 leg to the tour that includes a couple of shows at London’s Eventim Apollo. Tickets go on sale this Friday (September 25) and can be found here.

The ‘NieR Orchestra Concert: 12026 [YoRHa]’ will visit:

13 – Tauron Arena, Poland
16 – Mitsubishi Electric Halle, Germany
17 – Palais Des Congres De Paris, France
18 – L’Amphitheatre 3000, France

7 – Fox Theatre, Atlanta
14 – Bellco Theatre, Denver
21 – Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles
28 – The Star Performing Arts Centre, Singapore

12 – Wang Theatre, Boston
19 – Smart Financial Centre, Houston

6 – DAR Constitution Hall, Washington
12 – Meridian Hall, Toronto
14 – Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier At Place Des Arts, Montreal

6 – San Jose Civic, San Jose
12 – De Doelen, Netherlands
12 – De Doelen, Netherlands

11 – Eventim Apollo, London
12 – Eventim Apollo, London

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