Death Stranding 2025-2026 world tour: Dates, cities, & all we know so far

Death Stranding 2025-2026 world tour is set to be held from November 8, 2025 to March 26, 2025 in venues across North America, Japan, and East Asia, as well as Europe and the UK. The tour will feature performances from both the first game as well as the upcoming sequel in the series.

Tickets for the tour will be available via the official website of the game or via the official venue websites for each show. Tickets for the tour go on sale on March 12, 2025, with exact timings dependent on the venue in question. Ticket prices will also be dependent on each show and venue.

Death Stranding 2025 -2026 world tour was announced via a YouTube Video, which was then later amplified by SoHo Live, one of the official partners of the music tour.

Death Stranding 2025-2026 world tour dates and venues

The dates and venues for the Death Stranding 2025-2026 world tour are as follows:

• November 8, 2025 – Sydney, Australia at Sydney Opera House
• November 16, 2025 – London, UK at Eventim Apollo
• November 22, 2025 - Los Angeles, California, US at Dolby Theatre
• November 28, 2025 – Shanghai, People’s Republic of China at TBA
• November 30, 2025 – Bangkok, Thailand at TBA
• December 2, 2025 – Singapore, Singapore at Esplanade Concert Hall
• December 6, 2025 – Seoul, South Korea at Gwangwoon Concert Hall
• December 13, 2025 – Newark, New Jersey at NJPAC
• January 15, 2026 – Berlin, Germany at Tempodrom
• January 17, 2026 – Paris, France at Salle Pleyel
• January 19, 2026 – Milan, Italy at Teatro Dal Verme
• February 4, 2026 – Seattle, Washington State at Paramount Theatre
• February 7, 2026 – Chicago, Illinois at Auditorium Theatre
• February 23, 2026 – Yokohama, Japan at Pacifico Yokohama
• February 28, 2026 – Osaka, Japan at Grand Cube Osaka
• March 7, 2026 – Austin, Texas at Bass Concert
• March 9, 2026 – Boston, Massachusetts at Symphony Hall
• March 26, 2026 – Montreal, Quebec at Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier
• March 28, 2026 – Toronto, Ontario at Meridian Hall

The music of both the first and second Death Stranding games is mainly composed by Ludvig Forssell. Forssell talked about the music of the game in an exclusive interview with Gamereactor on April 16, 2020:

"We spent a lot of time on those bike sounds, that was one of the biggest challenges. Early on we knew we'd be having electrical engines and it's hard to make sounds for electrical engines without it being like sci-fi or Star Wars. I love finding new ideas for sounds."

The composer continued:

"One of the first sounds that I really liked and I think people notice it but don't really think about it as much was having the sound of Sam connecting into the BB pod, and the BB pod starting up was the sound of an old internet modem turning on."

Forssell later added:

"The US army during the war in Vietnam used this experimental, psychological warfare, where they played spooky voices over loudspeakers, pretending to be the ghosts of fallen soldiers calling out to their family members. We made our own versions of that and put it into the ambience of the Vietnam sequence."

The composer also talked about the direction provided by Hideo Kojima about the music of the game:

"Hideo gave me a CD of the soundtrack for the film 'It Follows' which is a very synth-based horror story, and I based what my music needed to be on that, kind of emulating techniques from that soundtrack."

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Death Stranding 2: On The Beach is set to be released on June 26, 2025. The game will see Norman Reedus reprising the role of the game as Sam Porter Bridges.

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