Last week, Konami revealed a string of announcements to celebrate the 40th anniversary of its legendary vampire-slaying series, Castlevania, which included plans for a series of live concerts featuring music from across the series.

Now, more information has been released about exactly where and when these gigs will take place, and more importantly, how Castlevania fans can get their hands on tickets.

According to the announcement, the Castlevania 40th Anniversary Orchestral Concert events, which are being produced by Soho Live and Lambert Jackson Productions, will tour three cities in total (Tokyo, London, and Los Angeles), and will feature the first-ever live performance of music from Castlevania: Belmont's Curse, alongside music from Castlevania (Vampire Killer), Castlevania II: Simon's Quest (Bloody Tears), Rondo of Blood (Divine Bloodlines), and Symphony of the Night (Dracula's Castle).

It will feature creative direction by Thomas Redgrave, video design by Symfoni Digital, and all-new arrangements and orchestrations by Adam Hoskins, with the selected tracks being performed by a 25-piece power rock orchestra, timed to visuals from the games.

Here are the dates and the venues:

• 13 March: Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall, Tokyo
• 14 March: Eventim Apollo, London
• 26 March: Dolby Theatre, Los Angeles

Tickets go on sale later this week, on October 1st, 2026, and will be available on the Castlevania Live website, where you'll also find a short description of the events in question:

"For four decades, Castlevania has captivated players with its gothic worlds, unforgettable heroes, and some of the most beloved music in video game history.

Now, the legendary saga comes alive in an epic concert event celebrating 40 years of vampire hunting, monster slaying, and musical excellence."

Are you planning on getting tickets? Let us know in the comments!