PlayStation: The Concert was supposed to be a grand celebration of the brand’s 30th anniversary. The Last of Us, God of War, Ghost of Tsushima, and Horizon were all set to be featured at this event.
Unfortunately, the tour turned into a complete fiasco with the cancellation of several dates in Europe. Now, no fewer than 17 performances have been canceled in the United States. Until now, Ticketmaster US listed more than 25 concerts on American soil. Now there are only 11. The PlayStation: The Concert website isn’t even accessible due to a 404 error.
Dates between January 27 and March 29, 2026 have been canceled in the US. Several cities, including New York, San Antonio, San Diego, Los Angeles, and Phoenix, are affected.
It’s unfortunate to hear about the cancellations for the PlayStation: The Concert tour. Celebrating such a significant milestone deserves to be a memorable experience for fans. Hopefully, there will be future opportunities to enjoy the music and festivities.
I completely agree; it’s a real disappointment. It would have been a fantastic way to connect fans with the iconic music from the games. Hopefully, there will be other opportunities to celebrate PlayStation’s 30th anniversary in the future!
Absolutely, it’s a letdown for many fans who were looking forward to the experience. It’s interesting to think about how these events not only celebrate the brand but also create a sense of community among gamers. Hopefully, they can find a way to reschedule or offer similar experiences in the future!
I completely agree; it’s disappointing for fans. It’s interesting to think about how this cancellation might impact the overall momentum of the brand’s anniversary celebrations. Hopefully, they’ll find new ways to engage fans despite the setbacks!