The Witcher in Concert Heads to the Philippines in March 2026
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Developer CD Projekt RED announced that The Witcher in Concert is continuing its global tour with new stops across Asia, including the Philippines, South Korea, and China.
The tour will first visit Southeast Asia in Singapore with a two-day run from November 29–30, 2025 in the Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands. Tickets for those shows are already available for purchase.
After Singapore, The Witcher in Concert will continue its Asia Tour in early 2026, starting with South Korea.
The Witcher in Concert Asia 2026 Tour Dates
Seoul, South Korea - Kyung Hee University Grand Peace Palace | January 31, 2026
Shanghai, China - Newbund 31 | March 21, 2026
Manila, Philippines - Solaire Theatre | March 28–29, 2026
Each show will feature a special arrangement of the game’s music performed by a 14-member ensemble, including members of Percival Schuttenbach. The concert tour celebrates 10 years of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, with much of its iconic soundtrack performed live by the original composers and musicians.
Philippines Ticket Sales for The Witcher in Concert
For fans in the Philippines, tickets for The Witcher in Concert at Solaire Theatre in Manila will go on sale November 26, with a pre-sale beginning November 14. Ticket prices have yet to be announced.
Those interested in attending the shows in South Korea or China can purchase tickets starting October 28 for Seoul and October 30 for Shanghai.
Each venue will also offer exclusive commemorative merchandise available only to attendees.
The continuation of the concert tour follows its successful run across Europe and the United States. The Philippines, Korea, and China are the first Asian countries announced, with more locations planned in the future.
“The Witcher community across Asia expressed incredible excitement when we first announced The Witcher in Concert. To finally take the music to them is something we’ve been looking forward to for a long time,” said The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt co-composer Marcin Przybyłowicz. “I’m already looking forward to 2026 — and I hope our community is also looking forward to experiencing Geralt’s journey with us!”
You can find more about The Witcher in Concert through their official website.
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