Composer Ramin Djawadi Announces Game of Thrones Concert Tour

Fans of Game of Thrones will be able to enjoy the music of the hit TV series live in concert on a 360-degree stage starting next February. The show’s composer, Ramin Djawadi, will conduct an 80-piece orchestra and choir who will perform some of the most memorable music from the show in a series of arena concerts across the United States and Canada.

The tour was announced at an event at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles on August 8. The event was attended by hundreds of Game of Thrones fans. It began with a performance of the show’s theme by the University of Southern California’s marching band.

Visual effects, such as LED telescoping, wall screens, and 3D designs, will bring the action to life as the music is performed. Djawadi and the rest of the team planning the concerts wanted to create an immersive experience for audience members.

According to Djawadi, the tour came about because the producers of Game of Thrones said they wished they could see the music from the show performed live. The series uses many unusual instruments to convey the highs and lows of the story and the conflicting emotions of the characters.

Some musicians will travel with the tour, while others may be hired at cities along the way. The soloists will travel with the touring group.

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Game of Thrones Live Concert Experience: Ramin Djawadi Dates

February 15 – Kansas City, Missouri at Sprint Center
February 17 – St. Paul, Minnesota at Xcel Energy Center
February 19 – Chicago, Illinois at United Center
February 20 – Auburn Hills, Michigan at Palace of Auburn Hills
February 22 – Columbus, Ohio at Nationwide Arena
February 23 – Buffalo, New York at First Niagara Center
February 25 – Uncasville, Connecticut at Mohegan Sun Arena
February 26 – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania at Wells Fargo Center
March 1 – Washington, DC at Verizon Center
March 3 – Montreal, Quebec at Centre Bell
March 4 – Toronto, Ontario at Air Canada Centre
March 6 – Boston, Massachusetts at TD Garden
March 7 – New York, New York at Madison Square Garden
March 9 – Charlotte, North Carolina at Time Warner Cable Arena
March 11 – Sunrise, Florida at BB&T Center
March 12 – Tampa, Florida at Amalie Arena
March 14 – Atlanta, Georgia at Philips Arena
March 16 – San Antonio, Texas at AT&T Center
March 17 – Houston, Texas at Toyota Center
March 19 – Denver, Colorado at Pepsi Center