Ethan Crossfield 
Square Enix has announced Final Fantasy 14: Till Dawn My Tears Flow, a new piano arrangement album arriving ahead of the Evercold expansion. Fans can already place a pre-order through the official Square Enix Store, while the physical release is currently expected in November 2026. The album offers a smaller way to stay connected with Eorzea during the wait for Final Fantasy 14’s next major expansion.
What changed with Till Dawn My Tears Flow?
Till Dawn My Tears Flow contains eight popular Final Fantasy 14 songs rearranged for piano. Most of the record is instrumental, but vocalist Amanda Achen appears on Smile and Bee My Honey. The track selection also includes Lost in the Deep, Morrow’s Might & Magic, Roses of May (Dawntrail), Crash in the Dark, Windswept Echoes, and Promises to Keep.
The CD includes liner notes from Final Fantasy 14 pianist Keiko. Because the physical release is imported, readers who do not understand Japanese may need a translation to get the most from that material. A download code is also included for a recording of a live song performance from Final Fantasy 14 Fanfest in Anaheim. However, that bonus is not listed on the North American product page, so its availability outside Japan remains unclear.
Who should follow the album release?
The album is aimed primarily at Final Fantasy 14 players who collect the game’s music or want a physical soundtrack release between major updates. It is listed at $25.99 and is available to pre-order now from the official Square Enix Store. The November 2026 release window means interested buyers still have time to decide whether the imported CD and its possible regional bonus justify a purchase.
This announcement does not replace the upcoming game content. Final Fantasy 14 is still approaching the final chapter of its Fanfest presentation in Japan, where Square Enix is expected to share more information about Evercold, including details on its new region and jobs.
What comes next for Final Fantasy 14?
Players have other reasons to remain active before Evercold arrives. The current Final Fantasy 15 crossover brings Noctis into Eorzea and offers rewards connected to the crossover, including a free multi-seat mount for players who complete the quest and earn enough Gold Saucer currency. The event is scheduled to run through October 13.
Final Fantasy 14 is also expected to hold its annual Halloween and winter holiday events before the end of 2026. Those celebrations are likely to add seasonal housing decorations, clothing, and other rewards. Looking further ahead, Final Fantasy 14: Bygone Serenity is expected in 2027, while an 18-note music box featuring the track of the same name is planned for May 2027.
What players should know
- Till Dawn My Tears Flow is a piano arrangement album, not a new playable expansion or update.
- The album includes eight Final Fantasy 14 songs and features Amanda Achen on Smile and Bee My Honey.
- Pre-orders are open through the official Square Enix Store for $25.99.
- The physical release is expected in November 2026.
- The Anaheim Fanfest performance download may not be available with the North American listing.
- Evercold remains the next major Final Fantasy 14 release, with more information expected from the Japan Fanfest presentation.
Expert View
Till Dawn My Tears Flow is a niche but useful release for soundtrack collectors rather than a major gameplay announcement. Its timing gives Final Fantasy 14 fans a new physical item to anticipate before Evercold, but the imported format and uncertainty around the Anaheim performance code are worth considering before pre-ordering. Players mainly waiting for new gameplay should focus on the upcoming Evercold presentation and the remaining 2026 in-game events.
