The concerts themselves are in 2027, but the ticket windows are this month. Every sale time below is noon AEDT, Australian Eastern Daylight Time, the local time zone for both cities during October.
| City | Ticket release | Date in 2026 | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Melbourne | Friends of the MSO member presale | Monday, October 5 | Noon AEDT |
| Melbourne | Public presale waitlist | Tuesday, October 6 | Noon AEDT |
| Melbourne | General sale | Wednesday, October 7 | Noon AEDT |
| Sydney | Presale | Monday, October 12 | Noon AEDT |
| Sydney | General sale | Thursday, October 15 | Noon AEDT |
Melbourne’s earlier October 5 window is for paid Friends of the MSO members. For the October 6 public presale, fans can register through the MSO’s presale waitlist, which lists the Zelda concert as a selectable event. The registration form asks for contact details and opts entrants into MSO updates. You’ll still need to buy your tickets when access opens.
The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra will perform four sessions at Hamer Hall in Southbank across May 13–16, 2027. Sydney’s concerts follow on July 9–10 at the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall, with two evening performances and a matinee.
For Sydney, ticket prices from AU$135 to AU$299, depending on the seating category. The Sydney Symphony’s concert page confirms the October 15 general sale and describes a program drawing on music from across the Zelda series.
If you’re choosing between the two cities, Melbourne has the first concerts and the earlier booking deadline; Sydney offers a July visit to the Opera House. Pick your preferred performance before the sale begins, and keep the orchestra’s booking page handy. With presales and general releases only days apart, make sure your calendar reminder matches the ticket window you’re eligible to use.