The official Attack on Titan concert series—an immersive live experience that blends the anime’s powerful score with large-scale visuals—will return to the United States in 2026 with the Attack on Titan: Beyond the Walls World Tour. The production has previously been staged at some of the world’s most prestigious venues, including the Dolby Theater, Carnegie Hall, OVO Arena Wembley, and the Sydney Opera House. Once again, it promises an emotionally charged performance that brings the world of Attack on Titan to life through its music.

The concert will feature music composed by Hiroyuki Sawano (Seasons 1–3 and The Final Season) and KOHTA YAMAMOTO (The Final Season). Performed by a full rock band and symphonic orchestra, the show synchronizes dynamic scenes from the anime with live arrangements of iconic tracks such as “at'aek ON taitn,” “counter・attack-mankind,” “Apple Seed,” and “Footsteps of Doom.” These pieces have defined the emotional resonance of the series and remain some of the most celebrated compositions in modern anime.

Although Sawano and Yamamoto will not appear on the tour, both composers have supervised the concert production, including the arrangements and setlist, ensuring that the overseas performances maintain the same quality and impact as the shows in Japan. Sawano commented, “The music of Attack on Titan has become a very important part of my musical career, and I am fortunate that people all over the world are going to be able to enjoy my music through the series.” Yamamoto added, “This opportunity was made possible thanks to Attack on Titan fans around the world… the music will be performed as it was in Japan, so please look forward to it!”

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A word from Composer Hiroyuki SAWANO (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.”

A word from Composer KOHTA YAMAMOTO (The Final Season)
“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!”

U.S. Tour Schedule

The newly announced U.S. dates for 2026 are as follows:
February 28 – Fort Lauderdale, FL (Broward Center – Au René)
March 1 – Tampa, FL (Straz Center)
March 3 – Charlotte, NC (Ovens Auditorium)
March 4 – Durham, NC (DPAC)
March 6 – Washington, D.C. (DAR Constitution Hall)
March 7 – Columbus, OH (Palace Theatre)
March 10 – Cleveland, OH (State Theatre)
March 11 – Detroit, MI (Fox Theatre)
March 12 – Milwaukee, WI (Riverside Theatre)
March 13 – St. Louis, MO (Fabulous Fox)
March 14 – Kansas City, MO (Music Hall)
March 17 – Sugar Land, TX (Smart Financial Centre)
March 18 – Austin, TX (Bass Concert Hall)
March 21 – Denver, CO (Bellco Theatre)
March 23 – Phoenix, AZ (Arizona Financial Theatre)
March 26 – Sacramento, CA (Memorial Auditorium)
March 27 – Portland, OR (Keller Auditorium)
March 29 – Salt Lake City, UT (Abbravanel Hall)

About Attack on Titan

Attack on Titan began serialization in 2009 and has since become a global cultural phenomenon. The manga has surpassed 140 million copies in circulation worldwide, and the anime adaptation—which concluded in 2023—continues to be one of the most widely viewed anime series around the world. The franchise has earned numerous awards in Japan and the United States, including the Kodansha Manga Award and multiple Crunchyroll Anime Awards.
A theatrical compilation film that brings together the latest episodes of the Final Season is scheduled for release on November 8, 2024.

Tickets

Tickets for the U.S. tour will go on sale starting November 14, 2024 at 10 a.m. local time for most venues.
Details and purchasing links for each city are available on the official website: