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Enjoy your favorite films come to life with their iconic scores performed by the Chicago Philharmonic!
Become captivated by the thrill of Blade Runner, enjoy the action of fan-favorite Batman 1989, the superhero power of Black Panther, the mystery of the infamous Bram Stoker’s Dracula, and fall head over heels with Love Actually.
Join us for all the thrills, chills, and laughter in 2024 with this must-see film concert series!
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APRIL
BATMAN 1989 IN CONCERT
Celebrate the 35th Anniversary of Warner Bros. Pictures’ iconic 1989 DC Superhero film, “Batman,” live in concert with Chicago Philharmonic! The Dark Knight (Michael Keaton), the defender of law and order in Gotham City, treads the shadow zone between right and wrong, fighting with only his skill in martial arts and his keenly honed mind to defend the innocent–all while Chicago Philharmonic performs Danny Elfman’s explosive score in concert.
JUNE
BLACK PANTHER IN CONCERT
Back by popular demand! After an electric sold-out debut in 2022, Chicago Philharmonic brings back Marvel Studios’ Black Panther in Concert. Relive the excitement of T’Challa becoming king and battling Killmonger all while the “one of the country’s finest symphonic orchestras” (Chicago Tribune) performs Ludwig Göransson’s Oscar® and Grammy®-winning score live to picture. Joining the orchestra for the concert is Massamba Diop, the revered Senegalese tama drummer who recorded and co-created parts of the movie score with composer Göransson.
OCTOBER
BRAM STOKER’S DRACULA IN CONCERT
Mark your calendars for November 9, 2024 as Chicago Philharmonic performs the American Premiere of Bram Stoker’s Dracula in Concert. Experience the movie like NEVER before with Polish master composer Wojciech Kilar’s chillingly thrilling score as the film is projected above the orchestra in HD on a large screen.
DECEMBER
LOVE ACTUALLY IN CONCERT
With Love Actually becoming a Christmas tradition for many, audiences attending the Love Actually Live Concert Tour will be invited to a unique way to watch the film: the full Chicago Philharmonic will perform Craig Armstrong’s evocative score at these shows, with the film being projected onto the big screen.