Kingdom Hearts Orchestra embarks on new World Tour this Summer

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The Kingdom Hearts Orchestra, fresh off of a successful run of shows in 2017, will return this year to play another tour of concerts around the globe.

The World Tour 2018 begins in June in Los Angeles, followed by various states across the U.S. The show will also leave North America to hold concerts in Australia, Brazil, Mexico, Italy, Germany and South Korea. That’s some air miles.

There will be a range of exclusive merchandise for sale at the events, including clothing, accessories and CDs. Yoko Shimimura will be in attendance at some venues, with 100 lucky fans getting the opportunity to attend a meet-and-greet with the series composer.

The 2018 tour itinerary is as follows:

June 9 – Los Angeles (USA) @ Dorothy Chandler Pavilion
July 7 – Sydney (Australia) @ Sydney Opera House
July 13 – Chicago (USA) @ Auditorium Theatre
July 14 – Detroit (USA) @ Fisher Theatre
July 16 – Pittsburgh (USA) @ Heinz Hall
July 19 – Boston (USA) @ Wang Theatre
July 21 – Toronto (Canada) @ Sony Centre
July 26 – Atlanta (USA) @ Fox Theatre
July 28 – Dallas (USA) @ Verizon Theatre/Grand Prairie
August 2 – Philadelphia (USA) @ Mann Centre
August 4 – Phoenix (USA) @ Symphony Hall
August 5 – Las Vegas (USA) @ The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
August 12 – Honolulu (USA) @ Neal S. Blaisdell Concert Hall
September 8-9 – Sao Paolo (Brazil) @ Teatro Bradesco
September 15 – Munich (Germany) @ The Gasteig
September 22 – Milan (Italy) @ Teatro Dal Verme
October 6 – Seoul (South Korea) @ KBS Hall
October 20 – Mexico City (Mexico) @ Auditorium Blackberry

Ticket sales vary for each city. Although some pre-sales have already begun, most general sales are going live across March. Be sure to check out the official site for more details.


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