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‘Stranger Things’ is Set for an Immersive New Concert Tour

Stranger Things won an Emmy for its original score, and now, Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein, the two men behind this score who are also one half of the Texas-based band Survive, have announced that they will be playing a live celebration of the entire saga of the show’s music on stage in the coming months.

The show will span all five seasons of the show, from its 2016 opening theme to the climax of the season five finale, and they will be playing in Prague, Brussels and Berlin before arriving in the UK for shows in Belfast and Birmingham and then London’s Roundhouse on June 21. They will then round off the run in Italy on June 26.

Tickets for the show are on sale now and you can find yours here.

Dixon and Stein have partnered with visual artist MFO, aka Marcel Weber, for the shows, and it will feature customized light and fog effects to recreate the show’s distinctive aesthetic.

The final episode also made waves musically, with streams of Prince’s “Purple Rain” and “When Doves Cry” more than doubling on Spotify after their inclusion in the episode. Iron Maiden have since celebrated their track “The Trooper” being included, while David Bowie’s “Heroes” also saw a huge streaming surge.

Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein Tour:

  • April 25 – Prague, Prague Composers Summit
  • June 10 – Brussels, Ancienne Belgique
  • June 15 – Berlin, Theater Des Westens
  • June 17 – Belfast, Waterfront Hall
  • June 19 – Birmingham, Symphony Hall
  • June 21 – London, Roundhouse
  • June 26 – Fiastra, Italy, Fiastrapalooza
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