Singapore Titans — mark your calendars. Attack on Titan: Symphony from Paradis is coming to Esplanade Concert Hall for three nights, November 26–28, 2026, and this is one live anime music event you do not want to let slip past.
The orchestral concert tour is produced by Wild Faery and features the complete soundtrack of the legendary series performed live by over 100 musicians and a full choir, accompanied by high-definition visuals. Hiroyuki Sawano and Kohta Yamamoto — the composers behind every iconic moment from the anime — provide the source material, with arrangements by Nobuko Toda and Kaoru Wada.
Singapore Dates & Tickets
Three nights only at Esplanade Concert Hall:
- Wednesday, November 26, 2026
- Thursday, November 27, 2026
- Friday, November 28, 2026
Tickets are priced at S$99 to S$189 and are available now via SISTIC. Singapore is one of 15 cities on the world tour — and given how fast anime concert tickets move here, do not wait on this.
What to Expect on the Night
This is a full orchestral production — over 100 musicians and singers performing live on stage, with HD visuals projected in sync with the music throughout the show. The combination of Sawano and Yamamoto’s compositions — spanning every season and every emotional peak of the series — performed live at this scale is genuinely a rare thing. Toda and Wada’s concert arrangements are built to hit hard in a live venue setting.
For anyone who has seen the series through to the end, hearing those tracks live will be something else entirely.
The Timing Is Not a Coincidence
The concert tour lands in the middle of a major week for Attack on Titan. WIT Studio — which produced the original first three seasons of the series — has teased a significant announcement dropping on August 20, 2026. Their teaser poster shows a character composition featuring Eren (Survey Corps badge visible), Hange, Armin, Levi and others, with the Japanese text “名は進撃の巻人” (The name is Attack on Titan) and the date 2026.8.20.
What WIT is announcing is not yet known — the speculation is running the full spectrum. But a full orchestral world tour confirming Singapore dates alongside a studio teaser in the same week tells you exactly how much momentum this franchise still has in 2026.
Tickets for the Singapore shows: sistic.com.sg — search titan1126. Priced at S$99–S$189. Three-night run means there are options, but move quickly.