Experience Outlander in Concert: Echoes Through The Highlands in Seattle, featuring Bear McCreary’s acclaimed score performed live by an orchestra alongside iconic scenes from all eight seasons.
🏴 Step into the world of Outlander through music, romance, history, and breathtaking visuals! Outlander in Concert: Echoes Through The Highlands comes to Seattle’s historic Moore Theatre on Saturday, November 7, 2026, bringing the acclaimed television series to life through a spectacular live orchestral experience. The show begins at 8:00 PM, with doors opening at 7:00 PM.
🎻 The officially licensed concert features a live orchestra performing the acclaimed Outlander score by Emmy Award-winning composer Bear McCreary, while carefully selected highlights from all eight seasons appear on a cinema-scale screen. Created in collaboration with Outlander showrunner Matthew B. Roberts, the production combines symphonic music with memorable scenes featuring Claire and Jamie.
🏔️ Audiences can expect an immersive journey through Scotland and beyond, with the series’ distinctive Celtic musical influences taking center stage. From the legendary Craigh na Dun to the sweeping landscapes and emotional moments that define the series, the concert celebrates Outlander’s themes of love, legacy, destiny, and adventure.
🎬 This experience is ideal for Outlander fans, television soundtrack enthusiasts, classical music lovers, and anyone who enjoys live orchestra performances accompanied by cinematic visuals. The concert runs for approximately two hours, including a 20-minute intermission.
🥃 The Seattle Theatre Group listing also highlights a tasting experience from Sassenach Spirits, adding another element inspired by the Outlander universe. Seating includes reserved floor and first-balcony areas, with general admission available in the second balcony.
✨ Whether you have followed Claire and Jamie’s journey from the beginning or simply love powerful live scores, Outlander in Concert offers a memorable evening of orchestral music and cinematic storytelling at Seattle’s Moore Theatre.
