PlayStation: The Concert has reportedly seen many of its remaining dates in the US cancelled by Sony, presumably due to poor ticket sales.
While the tour has already visited the UK, with shows taking place in major cities such as London and Glasgow, the European leg of PlayStation: The Concert hasn’t gone as smoothly. Concerts in a number of regions such as Poland, Sweden, Norway, Italy, and Germany were either delayed to Summer 2026 or cancelled outright, and it now appears the tour has run into difficulties in the US.
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Ticketmaster has confirmed that cancellations have hit shows planned for New York, Reading, Washington DC, Grand Rapids, Huntsville, Chicago, Boston, and Philadelphia. Meanwhile, VGC reports that at the time of writing, the Red Bank, NJ concert planned for November 11 still has a large number of seats available, indicating the tour hasn’t been selling well.
Meanwhile, a number of users have taken to social media stating that they have been notified that PlayStation: The Concert shows in Atlanta, Cleveland, Detroit, and Charlotte have been cancelled for 2025.
PlayStation: The Concert is a celebration of more than 30 years of PlayStation game music, including franchises such as God of War, Ghost of Tsushima, The Last of Us, and more. The arena shows include a number of composers such as Gustavo Santaolalla, Joris De Man, Ilan Eshkeri, and Bear McCreary.
[Source – Ticketmaster, VGC]