After a storming success at the 2017 Academy Awards, Damien Chazelle's twinkling love letter to Tinseltown La La Land enters a new chapter with this live-to-film concert spectacle. Featuring a full orchestra and the film's composer Justin Hurwitz on conducting duties. Expect fireworks on screen and in real life. Vintage Hollywood dress is actively encouraged!

Anne-Sophie Mutter has achieved much in her four-decade long music career, let alone being named of the greatest violin virtuosos of our time. She was awarded the esteemed Siemens Music Prize in 2008, was made an honorary fellow of the Royal Academy of Music in London at just 22-years old, and has received four Grammy awards for solo orchestral and chamber music performances.

Sit back and open your eyes and ears as a local orchestra presents the most chilling instalment in all seven volumes in the life of The Boy Who Lived. Whilst the movie plays in HD on a giant screen in the auditorium, the orchestra will play John Williams' iconic score alongside, making the magic come to life for you and your family.

The Grammy- and Emmy Award-winning Israeli-American is renowned as the pre-eminent violinist of the 20th century after coming to prominence at the tender age of 13 on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1958. Despite losing the use of his legs due to polio, he has overcome the odds to become one of the most successful violin virtuosos in the world and his haunting music work has featured in movies including Schindler's List and Memoirs of a Geisha.

Richard Clayderman is an accomplished pianist who has toured worldwide, recorded over 1,300 melodies and will now grace US audiences with his exceptional talent this year. The musician is a skilled performer and has sold somewhere around 150 million records worldwide, with 70 platinum albums to his name.

The Russian-British-Israeli classical pianist first found fame as a child prodigy and went on to have a far-reaching career performing his best-known interpretations of Romantic Era works, particularly those of Chopin, Rachmaninoff and Liszt. Showcasing artistry of the highest calibre and a powerful key-touch, the Grammy award-winning virtuoso has worked with almost all of the world's leading orchestras.

Unafraid of pushing boundaries by melding classical arrangements with haunting, often eerie electronic soundscapes and rock instrumentation, prolific neo-classical composer Max Richter has written a myriad celebrated works for stage, screen, ballet, opera and installation art. The in-demand music maker hits the road this year after announcing his upcoming album, In A Landscape,'. Fans eagerly anticipating Richter's ninth studio album can look forward to its release on September 6 via Decca.

Able to transport the listener to worlds beyond our own with merely a single, resounding note on the piano, german post-classical composer and performer Nils Frahm fuses acoustic and electronic instruments to create intricate, heartrendingly beautiful soundscapes. Don't miss the gifted innovator as he tours once more in 2025!

Welcome to the wonderful, dream world of Japanese folk-singer Ichiko Aoba! The 35 year old musician is best known for her lulling, cinematic sound, reminiscent of the Studio Ghibli oeuvre. Aoba's catalogue is deeply transportive and offers her listeners an opportunity for both escapism and reflection.

Glenn Miller Orchestra has been consistently touring since forming in 1956, and now is your chance to witness one of the most popular bands in the world as they come to a town near you. The band's unique jazz sound and arrangement make them highly sought after, even more so now that they're bringing a night of nostalgia and swing.

There was a time when we all wished to be stolen by a goblin king wearing impossibly tight trousers, and this year that opportunity has finally come! David Bowie will appear once more on the silver screen, backed by a live band as he serenades you about the babe with the power and magic dances, accompanied by a host of Jim Henson's Creature Shop puppets. Don't forget to practice juggling those iconic crystal balls, you don't want to let the Goblin King down as Labryinth in Concert comes to a city near you!

Under the baton of conductor Nicholas Buc, Chicago Symphony Orchestra brings you a special screening of the three-time Academy Award nominated movie Field of Dreams, with the beloved 1989 film accompanied by a live orchestral rendition of it soundtrack! Composed by the late James Horner (also known for his work on Titanic and Braveheart), the soundtrack received an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Score, underscoring the soundtrack's significance in cinematic history.