Stardew Valley fans treated to major 2025 surprise

Stardew Valley fans can rejoice, as developer ConcernedApe has delivered some good news for us in 2025.

Now almost a decade old, Stardew Valley has captured the hearts of players across the world. Its dedication to cosy town life, coupled with the vibrant sprites and calming music has made it such a global hit.

It's one of those games that feels timeless, like we'll all still be tending to our farms and befriending villagers even when we hit retirement age.

Stardew Valley will be a decade old next year. Feel old yet?

Even though development on the game seems to be winding down since the 1.6 update last year, developer ConcernedApe is still dedicated to keeping the community alive while he works on his upcoming game, Haunted Chocolatier.

Thankfully, for those of us still playing Stardew Valley in 2025, we now have some more good news to read.

ConcernedApe has announced that another batch of shows has been added to the Stardew Valley Symphony of Seasons tour.

The updated shows include new locations across the U.S., Canada, and Asia. See the graphic below to find the full list of tour dates and locations.

The Symphony of Seasons is a concert presenting a live 35-piece orchestra playing music from Stardew Valley while a screen projects gameplay footage from it. The tour is happening throughout 2025 and 2026 worldwide.

"Step into a musical journey of Stardew Valley, with an orchestra performing brand new arrangements of the game’s soundtrack while gameplay videos play on screen," the official concert description reads.

"Curated by ConcernedApe, Symphony of Seasons is a musical journey from your first day in the valley to your arrival to the summit.

"Watch your farm grow throughout the four seasons, and explore the most memorable locations of the valley: from Pelican Town to the Skull Cavern, from Ginger Island to Calico Desert, from the Submarine to the Wizard's Tower and much more."

Tickets for the tour are on sale now, with some dates already sold out.

Be sure to visit the official website if you want to snag a ticket for yourself.