The future of the PlayStation: The Concert tour appears increasingly uncertain as it cancels multiple dates in the United States. Reports indicate that a total of 11 stops on the USA leg have been removed from Ticketmaster, with the website no longer listing them for purchase. This follows a series of cancellations throughout Europe and the USA for the remainder of this year.
As of now, only a handful of cities remain searchable for ticket availability on Ticketmaster. Most previously scheduled locations display cancellation notices instead. Additionally, the official webpage for PlayStation: The Concert has been taken down, leading to a 404 error page when attempting to access it. This development raises concerns regarding the viability of the remaining dates on the tour.
In light of these cancellations, Sony has yet to provide any official comment on the situation. The ambiguity surrounding certain concert dates has left fans questioning whether they will proceed. Some events are not even listed on the venues’ official websites, further complicating the tour’s standing.
The concert series, which celebrated the music from various PlayStation games, received mixed reviews. Attendees of an earlier performance in Scotland noted the enjoyable atmosphere among fellow fans. One concert-goer remarked, “If you have an emotional attachment to some of these franchises like I do, then the experience of listening to them in a big stadium surrounded by hundreds of PlayStation fans with a (mostly) live band will ensure a good time. I just wished it covered a wider gamut of PlayStation’s history and had done more to remain truly ‘live’.”
As ticket holders await clarity on the future of their events, the likelihood of any remaining concerts going ahead seems dim. Fans are encouraged to share their experiences or any cancelled tickets in the comments section below. The growing uncertainty continues to overshadow what was intended to be a celebratory tour for PlayStation enthusiasts.
