Sony cancels a majority of its future ‘PlayStation: The Concert’ tour dates

Last year, PlayStation officially announced that they would be going on a world tour concert, featuring “state-of-the-art production” and music from across the brand’s 30 year history. Unfortunately, the ‘world tour’ seems to have turned into a UK tour – with many European and US-based shows being unceremoniously cancelled.

As reported by the publication VGC, Sony has cancelled a majority of its upcoming tour dates for ‘PlayStation: The Concert’.

Initially kicking off earlier this year in April, Sony completed its UK concerts before heading over to Europe. Unfortunately, a large number of the European shows were either cancelled or postponed to 2026, leading to confusion and concern from fans.

6 months on and it appears as though the tour might be ending early, with VGC noting that Ticketmaster has recently informed buyers across multiple US cities of the show’s cancellation – including but not limited to Atlanta; Cleveland; Detroit; New York; Washington DC; Chicago, Boston and Philadelphia.

In case you missed it back when it was announced, PlayStation: The Concert was pitched as “a stunning fusion of multi-layered visuals, immersive surround sound, and an all-star ensemble blending classical and modern instruments.”

That said, some of those who managed to attend the show in the UK were ultimately left a bit disappointed.

Sony themselves have yet to comment on these cancellations, and so we will have to wait and see whether the console maker offers an official reason for this sudden move.

Music is a massive part of what makes an excellent video game special, and so it is disappointing to see that those looking forward to the concert might not be able to attend in the end.

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