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The Legend of Zelda’s Symphony of the Goddesses Returns to North America

The Legend of Zelda Symphony of the Goddess makes its return to North America in June.
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If you are a North American Legend of Zelda fan, it’s time to get excited: the Symphony of the Goddesses is returning to our continent. After finishing up their European tour in May, the orchestra will be making its rounds in some of the major cities of the United States and Canada.

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So far, the cities listed on their official tour dates are, in order, Atlanta, GA (June 6th), San Francisco, CA (June 10th), Los Angeles, CA (June 12th), Montreal, Quebec (June 14th), Austin, TX (June 29th), Toronto, ON (September 7th), Seattle, WA (September 12th), and lastly Grand Rapids, MI (Oct 19th.)

The program covers the most of the popular entries in the series (OoT, WW, TP, and LttP) as well as some other songs (a Dungeons of Hyrule medley,  Great Fairy’s Fountain, etc.)

Links for buying tickets to the concert are posted up on the tour dates. Los Angeles and Grand Rapids are missing their buy now, but L.A.’s tickets will become available on April 13th through Ticketmaster.


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