The Witcher in Concert Review – Is It Worth Booking in 2026?

Witcher fans, did you know that you can book to see The Witcher in Concert? 

It’s a live multimedia show hosted by CD Projekt Red, celebrating 10 years of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.

I’m a huge fan of the Witcherverse and have racked up a good 300 hours of gameplay in this RPG world of ghouls, hags and wraiths. 

I also love the soundtrack and play the music while writing my blog posts. So, I knew I had to book tickets as soon as they went on sale. 

Here is a full The Witcher in Concert Review and whether it’s worth seeing. 

What is The Witcher in Concert?

The Witcher in Concert is a one-of-a-kind live event hosted by CD Projekt Red.

The show takes you on an emotional journey of events that unfold during The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. 

It features a live orchestra that plays the soundtrack while featuring cutting-edge visuals from the game. 

You’ll hear music composed by Marcin Przybyłowicz, Mikołaj Stroiński, and Piotr Musiał.

You’ll even see members of the Polish folk band Percival Schuttenbach on stage.

It’s The Witcher 3 brought to life before your eyes and promises an unforgettable evening. 

Will The Witcher In Concert tour in 2026?

Yes, The Witcher in Concert is back for another tour in late 2026.

Last year, they toured around the world, but this year they are mostly playing in venues around Europe.

You can watch The Witcher in Concert in venues across the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. 

There are also shows in Sweden, Germany, Poland, France, the Czech Republic, Italy, Hungary, Slovakia and more.

How much are tickets?

Ticket prices for The Witcher Concert entirely depend on the country and venue you choose. 

I watched the show in London, and ticket prices started at £49.20 plus any ticket processing fees. 

As I knew I wanted to sit in the front row, I paid around £75 for my seat in the Upper Circle. 

In any theatre around the world, there are different price bands based on seating types. 

So, you can choose how much you want to spend. But I would say you need a minimum of €50.

Witcher in Concert Review

I visited The Witcher in Concert in London at the Eventim Apollo at Hammersmith.

I booked tickets as soon as they came out, so I was so happy when the day finally arrived.

In this review, I’ll take you through what to expect on the night and some honest thoughts about The Witcher 3 concert. 

Arriving at Eventim Apollo

I decided to arrive at Eventim Apollo 90 minutes or so before the concert started.

I was so excited to see ‘The Witcher in Concert’ in huge letters outside the theatre with rainbow lights! 

There was already a long queue forming. But there was an excited buzz in the air, and I got chatting to another girl who also came solo.

There were lots of people dressed up and cosplaying some of the characters.

The time passed quickly and, before I knew it, we were shuffling into the venue.  

Inside the Venue

Eventim Apollo is a historic venue in Hammersmith with an Art Deco aesthetic, constructed in 1932.

The interiors are stunning, but it was all the The Witcher in Concert posters that caught my eye.

There were plenty of them around the main foyer and on the upper levels near the bar area. So, I would have your camera ready. 

Witcher in Concert Merchandise

I definitely recommend visiting the Witcher in Concert merchandise stand before the show starts.

The stock is limited in each venue and, after the show, most things sold out.

I was glad I got there early as there was already a huge crowd in front of the stand.

They had a whole range of Witcher in Concert hoodies, beanie hats and t-shirts, as well as posters and mousepads.

I got a tote bag, t-shirt, pin badges and a magnet. The badges were metal and were of Witcher signs!

I definitely spent a pretty penny here as it’s not the cheapest. But it’s so rare to find official The Witcher game merchandise. So, I just went for it. 

Seating & Set Up

After the merchandise was secured, I went to take my seat inside the theatre. I was seated in the Upper Circle, so I had a great view.

On stage, you’ll find a large orchestra in front of a screen that will play the multimedia side of the concert.

It was a full house on the night, and every seat had sold out. It was brimming with people, and the excitement in the atmosphere was palpable.

Before the concert started, we were informed that it wasn’t like a regular performance. So, we could sing along to the music and shout out.

There were definitely a few yelling “Pam pam param, pam pam para-pam…” which made me giggle. 

How long is the Witcher Concert?

The concert is just under two hours long, including a short interval in the middle. 

You’ll join Geralt on his long emotional journey searching for Ciri in the war-torn Northern Kingdoms.

It then ends with Geralt laying his swords to rest in Corvo Bianco of Toussaint.

Considering the number of hours this immersive game takes to complete, I was surprised how well they told the story in this time. 

What is the Witcher concert like?

The Witcher in Concert is a seriously action-packed show and filled with emotion from start to finish.

You’ll travel to Kaer Morhen, White Orchard, war-torn Velen, the sewers of Oxenfurt, the city of Novigrad and the islands of Ard-Skellig.

You’ll hear iconic songs like Kaer Morhen, Cloak and Dagger, The Trail, Steel for Humans, Ladies of the Wood, and The Vagabond.

There’s even a rendition of The Wolven Storm performed by Priscilla from the Broken Flowers quest.

There were accompanying clips from the gameplay of notable battles, steamy romances and dramatic endings.

There were also chapters from the expansion packs Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine. Toussaint has my whole heart, so I loved to see it. 

One of my favourite memories was singing along to ‘lelelele‘ in Silver For Monsters; I think the whole audience was singing it by the end. 

It was just a great crowd, and I couldn’t stop smiling the whole time. The music and media brought back so many good gaming memories. 

Any downsides?

For me, the only thing I think could have improved The Witcher in Concert was a few uplifting tavern songs.

Of course, Geralt lives in a dark world filled with monsters, and most of the songs are high-paced, battle sworn or melancholic. 

But there is iconic music played during Gwent and in various taverns in Velen, Novigrad and Toussaint. 

Not one of these uptempo songs featured in the show, which I found unbelievable as they are some of the video game’s most famous tunes.

Doug Cockle & After Party

When the concert finished, there was wild applause from the audience and a standing ovation.

During the thank-you speeches, they revealed that Doug Cockle, John Schwab and Jaimi Barbakoff were in the audience!

Doug Cockle voiced Geralt in the game, John voiced Dandelion, and Jaimi voiced Triss. I wonder how it felt for them to see this?

It was crazy to think I watched this Witcher 3 concert alongside them!

I caught sight of the trio at the after-party happening on the second floor. But I couldn’t say hello.

Regular visitors were quickly shooed out as the after-party was reserved for VIPs. 

Meeting Percival

I did have fun on the bottom floor meeting some people who dressed up, taking photos, and I even got to meet some members of Percival!

Mikołaj Rybacki and Katarzyna Bromirska are musical legends and were so kind. 

We were even wearing matching wolf medallions. If you know, you know. 

I got a few photos with them, and it just felt surreal. I’ve listened to their music for years. 

All in all, I left having the best evening and felt that it couldn’t have been a more perfect night as a fan of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. 

Is The Witcher in Concert worth it?

Yes, The Witcher Concert is a performance I will never forget as it brought back so many fond memories. 

As a huge fan of The Witcher novels, TV show and Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, attending this concert was a dream come true. 

So, go forth, wanderer. If you love this world, make sure to book tickets for The Witcher in Concert while you still can!

I can’t wait for CD Projekt Red’s new Witcher 3: Songs of the Past expansion and the highly anticipated Witcher IV game. 

Maybe there will be a different Witcher concert about these additions in the future?

Read more of my The Witcher guides

The Witcher in Gdansk – Visit the Free City of Novigrad

Wolf Pit Tavern – Visit a Witcher Restaurant in Krakow

Ogrodzieniec Castle – Visit the Battle of Sodden location

How to Visit Predjama Castle – Witcher filming location

The Witcher filming locations in the Lake District

How to Visit the Kaer Morhen filming location

The Witcher filming locations in Wales

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