Topic: The Legend of Zelda Concert Heading to Dallas in 2012

[Patchkid15]

The first location of The Legend of Zelda Concert Series has been revealed, plus a few other interesting details.

http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/28376

The Legend of Zelda concert, with the added title Symphony of the Goddesses, is beginning its 2012 tour in Dallas, Texas on January 10.

With the help of Jason Michael Paul Productions Inc., Nintendo plans on providing fans with a full four-movement symphony that will guide listeners through the history of The Legend of Zelda. The concert will be conducted by the Irish-born Eimear Noone. The concert will also be paired with a multimedia show combining visuals from both classic Zelda titles and newer ones. Tickets for the Dallas show are now available at varying cost; however, Club Nintendo members are able to purchase tickets at a 15 percent discount. Future performance dates have not yet been revealed.

[UltimatePartyBear]

YEAH!  And finally a reason to join Club Nintendo.

[AV]

I will be their. I bought two cheap tickets $19 and used my promo code from Club Nintendo. About $47 for two tickets.

[TurdFurgy]

YES! I knew they were doing a tour. I sure hope they bring it by Florida.

[supergtt]

Cincy, louisville or indy pls!

(cincy prefered, that's like 5 min away)

[NWR_insanolord]

I'm guessing there probably isn't much chance of this coming to Cleveland, Pittsburgh or Buffalo so I could go, but I'm glad they're continuing it so more people get a chance to see what sounds like a great show.

[TJ Spyke]

Nintendo hates western New York (or any part of New York that isn't NYC), I learned that a long time ago.

[Ceric]

Nintendo hates western New York (or any part of New York that isn't NYC), I learned that a long time ago.

Hey, I don't think Tennessee has gotten anything.

[NWR_Neal]

Nintendo hates western New York (or any part of New York that isn't NYC), I learned that a long time ago.

Where would it go? Buffalo?

In a perfect world, it'd be cool for them to go everywhere, but let's face it: they're probably hitting major cities.

[TJ Spyke]

Buffalo would be nice, it's a pretty big city. Rochester would be better for me. But even when they were doing stuff like the mall tours for Pokemon, they never came to western New York.