The UK leg of the Death Stranding world tour takes place next week, and tickets are available now.
TheDeath Stranding World Strand Tour 2kicked off in Los Angeles duringSummer Game Fest, then moved on to Sydney, Australia on June 14.
The next event will take place in Tokyo, Japan on June 26, followed by one in Paris, France on June 28, but information has now been revealed for the London, UK leg.
Set to take place on Monday, June 30, the UK event will be held at Outernet in London, withtickets on sale nowcosting £33.66 each.
“Hosted byGeoff Keighley, the event will include a special appearance byHideo Kojimaand an exclusive live performance by Caroline Polacheck of her song On the Beach featured on theDeath Stranding2: On the Beach soundtrack, followed by a panel discussion focused on the game’s music,” the event’s description reads.
Unlike the Summer Game Fest Death Stranding 2 event, the London leg will not be live-streamed online.
According toKojima Productions, exclusive merchandise based on Death Stranding 2 will also be available at a one-day only popup shop located at The Outernet.
As part of the DEATH STRANDING WORLD STRAND TOUR 2, KOJIMA PRODUCTIONS will host a special evening event at The Outernet in central London to celebrate the launch ofDEATH STRANDING 2: ON THE BEACH!#KojimaProductions
Hosted by Geoff Keighley, the event will include a special…pic.twitter.com/vxsU6VRM5p
— KOJIMA PRODUCTIONS (Eng) (@KojiPro2015_EN)Jun 11, 2025
Following the UK event, the remaining legs for the Death Stranding 2 tour will be held in South Korea on July 4, Taiwan on July 6, Hong Kong on July 9, China on July 12, Saudi Arabia in August, Brazil in October and Italy in November.
VGC’sDeath Stranding 2: On the Beach reviewcalls it “an all-time great sequel” and one of Kojima’s best.
“Death Stranding 2: On The Beach is an epic, big budget sequel to Kojima’s controversial cult classic,” we wrote. “It offers a better story, an excellent cast of characters, and beautiful world to reconnect.
“Death Stranding 2 feels like the product of everything that’s happened to Kojima since he leftKonami, and it’s easily one of 2025’s very best.
“With a stunning world, greatly expanded gameplay and player choice, and one of Kojima’s most compelling casts and narratives, it significantly improves on the original in virtually every way.”
