Kuro Games has taken Wuthering Waves Concert Tour: To the New World to Los Angeles, with a live show of music from its open-world action role-playing game (RPG) at the Peacock Theater on October 17th. The tour had already sold out in Asia.
According to a release, the concert brought music from across Wuthering Waves to the stage, celebrating Solaris-3 (the game's world) along with the stories and characters players have found over the past two years. No setlist was shared.
The weekend went beyond the stage. A dedicated merchandise pop-up ran in Los Angeles on October 17th and 18th; it offered official merchandise and pop-up rewards, plus photo opportunities with cosplayers, which the release pitched as more ways for fans to connect with the game.
Sold-out stops across Asia
Los Angeles follows sold-out performances in Shanghai, Tokyo, Seoul, Taipei and Singapore. LA is the tour's sixth city. The release puts total attendance at 50,000 worldwide.
For newcomers, Wuthering Waves casts players as Rover, who explores Solaris-3 and meets companions while uncovering the story behind their lost memories. Open-world games let players roam a large map freely, instead of moving through set levels. The game is free to play.
Kuro Games is based in Guangzhou, China. Before Wuthering Waves, which launched in May 2024, the studio made the action RPG Punishing: Gray Raven.
The following was sent as a press release to Inven Global.
