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A colossal symphonic event begins, Attack on Titan - Symphony from Paradis, the first officially licensed Attack on Titan orchestral concert.

Brand-new symphonic arrangements curated by original composers Hiroyuki SAWANO and KOHTA YAMAMOTO, performed by more than 100 musicians and choir live on stage with HD giant-screen video projection from the TV series.

 

A symphony dedicated to the hearts, Shinzō wo Sasageyo!

Brand-new symphonic arrangements curated by original composers Hiroyuki SAWANO and KOHTA YAMAMOTO, performed by more than 100 musicians and choir live on stage with HD giant-screen video projection from the TV series.

 

A symphony dedicated to the hearts, Shinzō wo Sasageyo!

 

A new chapter in the musical legacy of Attack on Titan begins with Attack on Titan – Symphony from Paradis, the first-ever official orchestral concert. Featuring newly created symphonic arrangements curated and supervised by original composers Hiroyuki SAWANO and KOHTA YAMAMOTO, brought to life by more than 100 musicians and choir live on stage, this production offers a new experience shaped by the delicate nuance and emotional power of symphonic music.  This new concert is crafted to unleash the full dramatic impact of the series’ iconic themes: tension, urgency, strength and melancholy, with HD video projected in perfect sync with the music on a giant screen.

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Attack on Titan - Symphony from Paradis will make its world premiere with two performances at the prestigious Royal Albert Hall in London on October 17, 2026, followed by an Asian premiere at AsiaWorld-Arena in Hong Kong on November 1, 2026, and an American premiere at New York’s Carnegie Hall on January 10, 2026. A total of 29 performances across 15 cities are already scheduled, with many more to come. Tickets will go on sale starting April 30, 2026.

 

The music of Attack on Titan was always meant to feel bigger than the screen. Attack on Titan - Beyond the Walls World Tour, a format centered on rock-orchestra performance and the faithful reproduction of the original tracks, received an extraordinary response and remains active, continuing to tour worldwide. It has been hailed as a critical success, having sold over 240,000 tickets to date, with multiple sold-out performances at landmark venues including Carnegie Hall, the Dolby Theatre, the Sydney Opera House, Wembley Arena, AsiaWorld-Arena, and Taipei Arena, among many others. It is now time to open a new artistic chapter with Attack on Titan - Symphony from Paradis, a powerful orchestral work newly arranged for large symphony orchestra and choir, and engineered to land with maximum emotional force. The arrangements are supervised by the score’s original composers and created by Nobuko Toda and Kaoru Wada to reveal new details, new textures, and new intensity, with the scale, color, and dynamic range that only a symphonic concert can offer.

 

Don’t miss Attack on Titan - Symphony from Paradis and experience the music of the TV series at full symphonic scale in an immersive live performance full of depth, nuance, and emotion!

Attack on Titan - Symphony from Paradis

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"Attack on Titan" - Beyond the Walls World Tour - The Official Concert
Join this colossal celebration of music and anime!
5 July 2026, 7:30 pm

Melbourne

Arts Centre Melbourne

Hamer Hall

6 July 2026, 7:30 pm

Melbourne

Arts Centre Melbourne

Hamer Hall

Sold Out
7 July 2026, 7:30 pm

Melbourne

Arts Centre Melbourne

Hamer Hall

 Hiroyuki SAWANO
(Composer of Seasons 1, 2, 3 and The Final Season)

“I am thrilled that it has been decided that we will be holding “Attack on Titan” concerts overseas. The music of “Attack on Titan” has become a very important part of my musical career, and I am feeling fortunate that people all over the world are going to be able to enjoy my music through the series. The anime has come to an end, but I believe that this concert is a great opportunity to reunite the fans with the anime once more, and I think it will be a kind of a unique stage that could only happen with an overseas performance. I hope everyone can fully enjoy this opportunity.”

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“Finally, the “Attack on Titan” concert will be held in countries outside of Japan. I’m truly excited and thrilled that, for the first time, we can deliver it to many “Attack on Titan” fans worldwide! This opportunity was made possible thanks to all of the “Attack on Titan” fans around the world. Thank you so much! Although Hiroyuki SAWANO and I cannot join this tour, the concert has been supervised by us, including the set list. The music from “Attack on Titan” will be performed as it was in Japan, so please look forward to it! I hope that many people will be able to experience and enjoy the music of “Attack on Titan” live!”

KOHTA YAMAMOTO
(Composer of The Final Season)

“In Japan, we held a special live event at the end of each season, and we asked Hiroyuki SAWANO and, from the final season, KOHTA YAMAMOTO to perform the soundtrack for the show. This was very well received, so we have been trying to make overseas concerts a reality for many years. More than 10 years have passed since the anime was broadcast, and we are overjoyed to be able to hold the official anime concert in world-famous halls such as Carnegie Hall in New York, the Sydney Opera House, the Palais des Congrès in Paris, and Wembley Arena in London. This concert will be supervised by the original composers, Hiroyuki SAWANO and KOHTA YAMAMOTO, and will be a program that will allow you to enjoy the world of “Attack on Titan” to the fullest, using anime footage and original materials. Specially designed concert goods will also be created, so do not miss this rare opportunity to relive the “Attack on Titan” experience through music!”

Anime Producer Tetsuya Kinoshita

Ensemble players

Jean Deroyer

Conductor

Theo Antonelli-Ardisson

Lead Guitar

Oceane Demontis

Singer

Jean-Luc Veran

Drummer

Fabien Taverne

Guitar

Brice Mirrione

Synth

Konrad

Piano

Axel Marie Louise

Bass

Rebecca Wang

Violin 1

Amy You

Violin 1

Robyn Ziccone

Violin 1

Candice Buchanan

Violin 1

Lachy MacLaren

Violin 1

Lachie McKie

Violin 1

Konrad

Violin 2

Axel Marie Louise

Violin 2

Willard Zhong

Violin 2

Nanda Hong

Violin 2

Sara Barbagallo

Violin 2

Hanna Wallace

Violin 2

Josh Erdelyi-Gotz 

Tenor

 Daniel Felton

Tenor

Jin Tong Long

Viola

Eunise Cheng

Viola

Alex MacDonald

Viola

Haram Kim

Viola

Annika Kenner

Cello

Nils Hobiger

Cello

Josh Jones

Cello

QiQi Lu

Contra Bass

Madison Furlan

Contra Bass

Corey

Horn

Khye

Horn

Jacob

Horn

Tom Allen

Horn

Lisette Bolton 

Soprano

Teresa Ingrilli

Soprano

Rebecca Rashleigh 

Soprano

Chloe James 

Alto

Shakira Dugan

Alto

Darcy Carroll

Bass

Ciarán Leslie

Bass

Peter Tregear 

Bass

Peter Tregear 

Bass

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