Resident Evil concerts head to London
Capcom announced a 30th‑anniversary series of 'Symphony of Legacy' concerts with tickets available for a London date, and organizers say North American details are coming soon (x.com). The announcement frames this as part of the franchise’s 30th-anniversary celebrations with multi-city plans implied (x.com).
Resident Evil is taking its 30th-anniversary concert tour to London on December 7, 2026, with tickets already on sale for Eventim Apollo. (bhre30th-concerts.com, eventimapollo.com) The official world tour page lists London alongside Düsseldorf on August 25, Prague on December 1, Paris on December 6, and Vienna on December 15. The same page says more cities may be added and that North America dates “will be revealed soon.” (bhre30th-concerts.com) Eventim Apollo’s listing says the London show starts at 7:00 p.m. and describes it as a full symphony orchestra performance built around music from the games and films, with visual elements during the show. (eventimapollo.com) The concerts are part of Capcom’s 30th-anniversary campaign for Resident Evil, which began with the original game’s 1996 debut. Capcom’s investor sales page says the series has sold more than 170 million units worldwide. (capcom.co.jp) That anniversary push has already included two Japan performances at Omiya Sonic City Large Hall on March 7 and March 8, 2026. The official concert site says the overseas leg starts in Düsseldorf in August 2026. (bhre30th-concerts.com) Capcom has been pairing the anniversary with a new game release as well. In March, the company said Resident Evil Requiem, released on February 27, 2026, had passed 5 million units sold and called it part of the series’ 30th-anniversary year. (capcom.co.jp) For London fans, the practical takeaway is simple: one date is locked, one venue is selling seats, and the broader tour map is still unfinished. For North America, the official line remains that more details are coming soon. (eventimapollo.com, bhre30th-concerts.com)
