The Witcher III in Concert at O2 universum

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After the first concert date sold out, an additional concert date has been announced for 25 November 2026. The Witcher in Concert Returns to Europe in 2026! CD PROJEKT RED is thrilled to announce that due to popular demand, The Witcher in Concert will officially return for a second European tour in 2026, with several new cities and countries announced. The Witcher in Concert celebrates the 10th anniversary of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt with an immersive live experience featuring a special arrangement of the game's music. Following a successful international run of concerts in North America and Europe, The Witcher in Concert will continue in 2026 with tours in Asia and a second tour across Europe. The Witcher in Concert, which celebrates 10 years of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, brings to life the open-world role-playing game's timeless score with cutting-edge visuals and music specially arranged for the occasion under the supervision of The Witcher 3 co-composer Marcin Przybyłowicz. The tracks are performed by a 14-member ensemble orchestra including Percival Schuttenbach --- co-composers of the game's soundtrack well known for their contributions to several iconic tracks. On the heels of the current sold-out tour across Europe, which is scheduled for its final performance in late November, a second run of concerts is confirmed for the fall of 2026. Beginning in Dublin, Ireland on October 21 and visiting over 25 cities, The Witcher in Concert's second European leg promises to bring the same magic and immersion that captivated audiences in 2025. The Witcher in Concert kicked off in August with an inaugural performance during gamescom 2025 in Cologne, Germany. It successfully completed a tour throughout the United States and recently announced a tour in Asia scheduled for the beginning of 2026. The Witcher in Concert is created in collaboration with GEA Live and RoadCo Entertainment, the producers of live entertainment events in over 40 countries worldwide. The Prague conce