The show offers a complete sonic retrospective, spanning all five seasons of the hit show
A live show celebrating the sounds of the hit Netflix show Stranger Things is coming to Belfast later this year.
Following the epic conclusion of the global phenomenon, Emmy-winning composers Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein (of the band S U R V I V E) return to the stage for the definitive live celebration of the entire saga.
Taking place on November 4 at the Ulster Hall in Belfast, Texan musicians Dixon and Stein are responsible for a body of work that’s synonymous with the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana, the supernatural everytown at the centre of the Stranger Things universe.
A spokesperson said: “This 2026 tour offers a complete sonic retrospective, spanning all five seasons of the series. From the iconic 2016 opening theme to the climactic sounds of the recently released Season 5, Dixon and Stein bring their atmospheric scores to life.
“To elevate the performance into a fully immersive experience, they have partnered with renowned visual artist MFO (Marcel Weber).
“The new show features a minimal yet striking design of light and sculpted fog.
“Light takes on a physical presence through dreamy glows and violent, haunted movements, blurring the line between concert and cinema to make the Stranger Things atmosphere a truly tangible experience.”
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