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Game of Thrones Live Concert Experience date in Vancouver cancelled

By David Harris (Razor)

LOS ANGELES, CA - FEBRUARY 26: Ramin Djawadi attends the premiere of Disney's "A Wrinkle In Time" at the El Capitan Theatre on February 26, 2018 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Christopher Polk/Getty Images)
LOS ANGELES, CA - FEBRUARY 26: Ramin Djawadi attends the premiere of Disney's "A Wrinkle In Time" at the El Capitan Theatre on February 26, 2018 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Christopher Polk/Getty Images) /
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Filming on the final season of Game of Thrones has been finished for a few weeks now, but Emmy-nominated composer Ramin Djawadi has yet to write any new music for the show. “I haven’t even started season 8,” he told Radio.com. “I don’t really come into play until they go into post-production, which is when they stop shooting and then really get into the editing process of each episode. It still takes a little bit to get the episodes in shape for me to kind of come in.”

It can’t be long now. And Djawadi is already thinking about what he’ll do when he finally gets a load of the new episodes.

"I have all these thoughts, or hopes of how I would love some of the themes to come back, or how to arrange them differently. But ultimately it’s impossible for me to tell until I see the episodes, and see the plot. That’s really what guides me of how I will write the music."

Until then, the composer will have his hands full with the North American leg of the Game of Thrones Live Concert Experience, where he’ll play the show’s iconic tunes accompanies by a full orchestra.

“People that are big fans of the show, it’s a perfect summary and it kind of takes you all back to season one and all the way now to season seven,” Djawadi said. “And for people that don’t know the show, it’s just a great crash course where you get to see all the characters and all the plots and you really get to see what the show’s all about. It really makes you feel like you’re in Westeros.”

The North American leg was set to kick off on September 5 in Vancouver, but that date has been canceled. Here are the remaining dates:

  • September 6 — Seattle, KeyArena
  • September 8 — San Jose, SAP Center
  • September 9 — Los Angeles, The Forum
  • September 11 — San Diego, Viejas Arena
  • September 12 — Phoenix, Gile River Arena
  • September 14 — Denver, Pepsi Center
  • September 16 — Dallas, American Airlines Center
  • September 17 — Houston, Toyota Center
  • September 18 — Austin, Frank Erwin Center
  • September 21 — Tampa, Amalie Arena
  • September 22 — Ft. Lauderdale, BB&T Center
  • September 25 — Washington DC, Capital One Arena
  • September 26 — Newark, Prudential Center
  • September 28 — Uncasville, Mohegan Sun Arena
  • September 28 — Boston, DCU Center
  • September 30 — University Park, Bryce Jordan Center
  • October 2 — Philadelphia, Wells Fargo Center
  • October 3 — New York City, Madison Square Garden
  • October 5 — St. Louis, Scottrade Center
  • October 6 — Chicago, AllState Arena
  • October 9 — Detroit, Little Caesars Arena
  • October 10 — Columbus, Schottenstein Center
  • October 12 — Montreal, Bell Centre
  • October 14 — Toronto, Air Canada Centre

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