In 2015, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt elevated the fantasy action-RPG franchise to new heights. Now, publisher CD Projekt Red is teaming up with RoadCo Entertainment and GEA Live for a U.S. tour of The Witcher in Concert.
Heidi Joosten will conduct the music for the tour, which will stop in 45 cities starting August 30. Joosten’s on-stage musicians will include Polish folk metal band Percival Schuttenbach as part of its 15-piece ensemble. The concert will feature a special arrangement of The Witcher 3’s score that was arranged by Paulina Porszke and Nikola Kołodziejczyk under the supervision of the game’s co-composer, Marcin Przybyłowicz.
Cinematics from the game and “immersive visuals” will be paired with the music, as players revisit Geralt of Rivia’s “bold, emotional journey across the Continent.”
Earlier this summer, a new Witcher board game was announced, which will explore a key piece of the franchise’s lore. CD Projekt Red is also currently developing The Witcher 4. An Unreal Engine 5 tech demo set in the world of The Witcher 4 has already given players a look at what to expect in the game. CD Projekt Red has also promised The Witcher 4 won’t bog players down with fetch quests, and the studio wants fans to “fully embrace” Ciri as the game’s new primary hero.
Tickets for The Witcher in Concert have already gone on sale at the tour’s official site, and the complete lineup of tour dates, cities, and locations is below.
August 30
Midland, TX
Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center
September 2
Austin, TX
Bass Concert Hall
September 3
Dallas, TX
Winspear Opera House
September 4
New Orleans, LA
Mahalia Jackson Theatre of Performing Arts
September 5
San Antonio, TX
Majestic Theatre
September 6
Sugar Land, TX
Smart Financial Centre
September 7
Fort Worth, TX
Will Rogers Auditorium
September 9
Minneapolis, MN
Orpheum Theatre
September 10
Omaha, NE
Orpheum Theater
September 11
Overland Park, KS
Yardley Hall
September 12
Indianapolis, IN
Murat Theatre
September 13
Detroit, MI
Fisher Theatre
September 14
Syracuse, NY
The Oncenter Crouse Hinds Theater
September 17
Rochester, NY
Kodak Center
September 18
Red Bank, NJ
Count Basie Center For the Arts
September 19
Newark, NJ
New Jersey Performing Arts Center
September 20
Brooklyn, NY
Kings Theatre
September 21
Wallingford, CT
Oakdale Theatre
September 23
Richmond, VA
Carpenter Theatre
September 24
Reading, PA
Santander Performing Arts Center
September 25
Washington, DC
DAR Constitution Hall
September 26
White Plains, NY
Westchester County Center
September 27
Lowell, MA
Lowell Memorial Auditorium
September 28
Baltimore, MD
Lyric Opera House
September 29
Cleveland, OH
Severance Music Center
October 1
Philadelphia, PA
The Met Philadelphia by Highmark
October 2
Columbus, OH
Palace Theatre
October 3
Chicago, IL
Auditorium Theatre
October 4
St. Louis, MO
The Fabulous Fox
October 5
Milwaukee, WI
The Riverside Theater
October 7
Atlanta, GA
Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre
October 8
Greenville, SC
Peace Center
October 9
Jacksonville, FL
Florida Theatre
October 10
Charlotte, NC
Ovens Auditorium
October 11
Louisville, KY
The Louisville Palace Theatre
October 14
Colorado Springs, CO
Pikes Peak Center
October 15
Denver, CO
The Ellie Caulkins Opera House
October 16
Salt Lake City, UT
The Eccles Theater
October 18
Spokane, WA
First Interstate Center for the Arts
October 19
Seattle, WA
Paramount Theatre
October 21
Riverside, CA
Fox Theater
October 22
Costa Mesa, CA
Segerstrom Hall at Segerstrom Center for the Arts
October 23
Mesa, AZ
Ikeda Theatre
October 24
San Diego, CA
Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre
October 25
San Francisco, CA
Golden Gate Theatre
October 26
Los Angeles, CA
The Wiltern
