Attack on Titan: Symphony From Paradis at MPO
Attack on Titan fans in Malaysia, if you haven’t moved on from the series, here’s a chance to relive the story with its many iconic original tracks. On 21st November 2026, Attack on Titan: Symphony From Paradis is coming to shake the walls of Dewan Filharmonik Petronas.
What is the Attack on Titan: Symphony From Paradis?
Whether you’re a fan of Attack on Titan or not, anime fans are sure to recognise Guren no Yumiya and Shinzo wo Sasageyo! as some of the series’ most iconic original soundtracks.
Image credit: IMDb via website
Attack on Titan: Symphony From Paradis, or the AOT Symphony, is the first officially licensed Attack on Titan orchestral concert. This symphonic performance will bring new arrangements curated by original composers Hiroyuki Sawano and Kohta Yamamoto.
There will be more than 100 musicians and a live choir performing on stage with a video from the series played on a large projection screen.
Where is the AOT Symphony taking place in Malaysia?
Image credit: Dewan Filharmonik Petronas via website
The symphonic performance of the Attack on Titan series will be performed by the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra on 21st November at Dewan Filharmonik Petronas. There’s only one session at 8pm, so tickets will be limited.
What are the ticket prices for the AOT Symphony?
Fans can get tickets from the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra website, with general sales starting from 24th September at 12pm onwards. But if you’re a Friend of DFP member, you get to access ticket sales on 22nd September at 12pm onwards.
Ticket pricing for the concert will vary depending on the seating category:
- C Reserve: RM449
- B Reserve: RM499
- A Reserve: RM549
- Premium: RM599
- Suite 3M: RM649/pax
- Suite 2M: RM699/pax
For MyKad holders, you can get a special 10% discount with the discount code: MYKAD10. Meanwhile, senior citizens can claim a 15% discount with the discount code: SENIOR15.
What is the seat map for the symphony?
Image credit: @malaysianphilharmonicorchestra via Instagram
Brace for the ruin of Wall Maria this November
Prepare to feel the intensity of The Survey Corps to Eren’s tragic end through this symphony by the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra. Grab your friends and snatch some tickets before they sell out.
Cover image adapted from: SunStar via website