‘Twilight’ in Concert to Tour 60 Cities This Fall (EXCLUSIVE)

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Hold on tight, spider monkey: “Twilight” is touring the country.

Live Events America (GEA) in partnership with Lionsgate, is launching a 60-city nationwide tour of the first “Twilight” movie accompanied by live music across the United States. The journey commences with a sneak peek performance in Spokane, Washington on September 12, followed by an official debut in Seattle on September 13, which is also celebrated as “National Twilight Fans Day”.

To mark the 20th anniversary of the “Twilight” novel, an immersive live-to-film event is planned where the original movie will be played alongside a 12-piece rock and orchestral band performing on stage, allowing audiences to truly feel the romantic tale’s essence.

Tickets for the “Twilight” Concert will be available from Friday. At this concert, audiences can re-experience the movie that started it all with a unique blend of cinema and live music. The musicians will perform the film’s score simultaneously with the original movie, which will be played in its entirety on large screens. Over 1,000 candles will light up the stage to create a magical atmosphere.

The “Twilight” series is among the most financially successful film franchises based on young adult literature, having earned over $3.3 billion globally across its five movies (“Twilight”, “The Twilight Series: New Moon”, “The Twilight Series: Eclipse”, and “The Twilight Series: Breaking Dawn – Parts 1 & 2”).

The “Twilight” movies were based on the widely acclaimed book series by author Stephenie Meyer, which won numerous awards, sold more than 160 million copies worldwide, and was translated into 49 languages. Lionsgate’s television adaptation of Meyer’s novel “Midnight Sun” has been commissioned as a series for Netflix.

The 2025 “Twilight” in Concert tour dates include:

From September 12 to November 30, the tour will take place in various cities across the United States. The first stop is Spokane, WA at the First Interstate Center for the Arts on September 12. On the following day, the performance moves to Seattle, WA and the Paramount Theatre. The next three days see the tour in Bellingham, WA, Portland, OR, and Idaho Falls, ID, respectively. The Mount Baker Theatre hosts the show in Bellingham, Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall in Portland, and Frontier Center for the Performing Arts in Idaho Falls.

The tour continues on September 17 in Boise, ID at the Velma V. Morrison Center for the Performing Arts, followed by Eugene, OR’s Hult Center for the Performing Arts on September 19. The SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center in Sacramento, CA is the venue for September 20, and the Gallo Center for the Arts in Modesto, CA hosts the show on September 21.

The tour resumes in San Francisco, CA at the Golden Gate Theatre on September 23, followed by performances at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts in Costa Mesa, CA, the San Diego Civic Theatre in San Diego, CA, and the San Jose Center for the Performing Arts in San Jose, CA. The Pioneer Center in Reno, NV is the location for September 27, while the Eccles Theater in Salt Lake City, UT hosts the tour on September 28.

The tour concludes in Los Angeles, CA at The Wiltern on September 30, followed by the Fox Performing Arts Center in Riverside, CA on October 1. The Mesa Arts Center in Mesa, AZ is the venue for October 2, and the Fox Tucson Theatre in Tucson, AZ hosts the show on October 4.

The tour continues in Albuquerque, NM at Popejoy Hall on October 5, Denver, CO at the Buell Theatre on October 7, Omaha, NE at the Orpheum Theatre on October 8, Oklahoma City, OK at Thelma Gaylord Performing Arts Theatre on October 9, Sugar Land, TX at Smart Financial Centre on October 10, Dallas, TX at the Majestic Theatre on October 11, Austin, TX at Bass Concert Hall on October 12, San Antonio, TX at the Majestic Theatre on October 14, New Orleans, LA at The Mahalia Jackson Theater on October 15, and in Jacksonville, FL at Moran Theater on October 16.

The tour then moves to Orlando, FL at Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts on October 17, Sarasota, FL at Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall on October 18, West Palm Beach, FL at Kravis Center on October 19, Miami, FL at Knight Concert Hall at the Adrienne Arsht Center on October 20, and Wilmington, NC at Wilson Center on October 21.

The tour continues in Durham, NC at Durham Performing Arts Center on October 22, Greensboro, NC at Tanger Center on October 23, Washington, DC at National Theatre on October 24 and 25, Wallingford, CT at Oakdale Theatre on October 26, Cincinnati, OH at Procter & Gamble Hall on October 28, Chesterfield, MO at The Factory on October 29, Des Moines, IA at Des Moines Civic Center on October 30, and Fort Wayne, IN at Embassy Theatre on November 1.

The final stops of the tour are Utica, NY at Stanley Theatre on November 11, Boston, MA at Emerson Colonial Theater on November 2, Indianapolis, IN at Murat Theatre on November 5, Detroit, MI at Fisher Theatre on November 6, Chicago, IL at Cadillac Palace Theatre on November 7 and 8, Minneapolis, MN at Orpheum Theatre on November 9, Rochester, NY at Kodak Center on November 12, Red Bank, NJ at Count Basie Theatre on November 13, Portland, ME at Merrill Auditorium on November 15 and 16, and Cleveland, OH at KeyBank State Theatre on November 18. The tour concludes in Milwaukee, WI at Riverside Theatre on November 30.

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2025-04-09 18:20