When: 20 to 23 November 2026
Where: Dewan Filharmonik Petronas
Tickets: official tickets page
Full details: Attack on Titan – Symphony from Paradis (MPO) event guide
The first officially licensed Attack on Titan orchestral concert runs from Friday 20 November to Monday 23 November 2026 at Dewan Filharmonik Petronas, with shows starting at 8pm each night. The Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra performs with a choir and synced HD video projection, playing arrangements supervised by composers Hiroyuki Sawano and Kohta Yamamoto. Four shows were scheduled after demand added the 22 and 23 November dates, giving fans of the anime a rare chance to hear the score live in a concert hall built for orchestral sound.
What to expect
More than 100 musicians and choir members will perform the Attack on Titan soundtrack under MPO direction. The programme follows the anime’s narrative arc with high-definition video projected on a screen above the stage, synchronised to the live music. Arrangements carry the approval of the original composers, Hiroyuki Sawano and Kohta Yamamoto, ensuring the orchestral versions stay true to the recorded score. The MPO page showed the event as sold out as of 19 October 2026.
Tickets and how to attend
Tickets are sold only through the DFP Box Office at dfptickets.sales.ticketsearch.com. Prices are RM449, RM499, RM549, RM599; Suite seats are RM649 or RM699 per seat, excluding a RM5 ticket fee and a 3.5 percent online fee. Resale or unofficial tickets may be refused at the gate. The official seller should be checked for any newly released tickets after the reported sell-out on 19 October 2026.
Getting there
From central Kuala Lumpur, the hall sits inside the Petronas Twin Towers above Suria KLCC. On foot, the walk from the central area takes about 15 minutes to reach the towers. By Grab, the ride takes roughly five minutes depending on traffic; ask for drop-off at Suria KLCC. After the show, the area stays busy at night, so walking back is often quicker than waiting for a car.
Where to stay
Cormar Suites Kuala Lumpur makes a central base for Attack on Titan – Symphony from Paradis (MPO). The newly renovated 4-star hotel is about 15 minutes’ walk from the Petronas Twin Towers, with Bukit Bintang’s food streets close by. Its studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom suites are larger than a standard hotel room, with comfortable beds, a full kitchenette and a bathtub, and there is a rooftop pool and Parry Road Cafe downstairs for breakfast before the event.
How to get there from the city centre, what is nearby and the full event details are on the Attack on Titan – Symphony from Paradis (MPO) guide. Event dates fill hotels fast: book direct with Cormar Suites for the best available rate, and confirm times and entry rules with the organiser before you go.
Sources
Photo: @innervision.stage (CC BY 4.0)
