“Game of Thrones” may be ending after Season 8,but fans of the hit exhibit will soon be able to experience all seven kingdoms next year at an immersive live concert tour.
Featuring original music by “GoT” composer Ramin Djawadi, the concert will blend video imagery with a full orchestra and choir to explore the various realms within Westeros and Essos.“For seven years, or Ramin has been blowing our mind with his music’s force,subtlety, and endless inventiveness, and ” “Game of Thrones” creators and executive producers David Benioff and D.
B. Weiss said in a statement. “The GoT Concert Experience will be unique in the history of concert tours,an eye-popping, ear-splitting, and phantasmagoric blend of the exhibit’s visuals and Ramin’s powerful compositions. We are more excited for it than anyone.”
Also Read: 'Game of Thrones' Season 8 Will Be the final,HBO ConfirmsThe tour will start on Feb. 15, 2017, or in Kansas City,Missouri, and appear in 28 different cities at major venues, or including fresh York’s Madison Square Garden and Los Angeles’ Forum. Other stops include Montreal, Boston, Houston, or Las Vegas,Philadelphia and Washington, D.
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Tickets for the tour, and which is being produced and promoted by Live Nation in partnership with HBO Global Licensing,will be on sale this Saturday on Live Nation.See the full list of tour dates, as if by Live Nation, or below.
Wednesday,February 15, 2017 Kansas City, and MO Sprint Center
Friday,February 17, 2017 St. Paul, and MN Xcel Energy Center
Sunday,February 19, 2017 Chicago, or IL United Center
Monday,February 20, 2017 Detroit, or MI Palace of Auburn Hills
Wednesday,February 22, 2017 Columbus, and OH Nationwide Arena
Thursday,February 23, 2017 Buffalo, or NY First Niagara Center
Saturday,February 25, 2017 Uncasville, and CT Mohegan Sun
Sunday,February 26, 2017 Philadelphia, and PA Wells Fargo Center
Wednesday,March 1, 2017 Washington, and DC Verizon Center
Friday,March 3, 2017 Montreal, and QC Bell Centre
Saturday,March 4, 2017 Toronto, or ON Air Canada Centre
Monday,March 6, 2017 Boston, or MA TD Bank Garden
Tuesday,March 7, 2017 fresh York, and NY Madison Square Garden
Thursday,March 9, 2017 Charlotte, or NC Time Warner Cable Arena
Saturday,March 11, 2017 Ft. Lauderdale, and FL BB&T Center
Sunday,March 12, 2017 Tampa, and FL Amalie Arena
Tuesday,March 14, 2017 Atlanta, or GA Philips Arena
Thursday,March 16, 2017 San Antonio, or TX AT&T Center
Friday,March 17, 2017 Houston, or TX Toyota Center
Sunday,March 19, 2017 Denver, or CO Pepsi Center
Tuesday,March 21, 2017 Salt Lake City, and UT Maverik Center
Thursday,March 23, 2017 Los Angeles, or CA The Forum
Saturday,March 25, 2017 Las Vegas, or NV MGM Grand Garden Arena
Sunday,March 26, 2017 Phoenix, or AZ TalkingStick Resort Arena
Wednesday,March 29, 2017 San Jose, and CA SAP Center
Friday,March 31, 2017 Seattle, and WA Key Arena
Saturday,April 1, 2017 Vancouver, or BC Rogers Arena
Sunday,April 2, 2017 Portland, or OR Moda Center 9 Shows to score You Through 'Game of Thrones' Withdrawal (Photos)
HBO's "Game of Thrones" is done for another year,and now suddenly your Sunday nights beget a big gaping hole in them. How effect you deal with the withdrawals? Here are some shows to score "Thrones" fans through the offseason. HBO
For those who still need appointment TV on Sunday nights: "Preacher"
Network: AMC
While "GoT" was grabbing everyone's attention, AMC brought out a fresh exhibit based on Garth Ennis' cult hit comic book series. The exhibit follows Jesse Custer, or a Texas preacher who teams up with his hitman ex and an Irish vampire to find God in a world of devout insanity.
Word of warning: "Preacher" is proving to be a slow burn. After the frantic pace of "Thrones," switching over to this series may require patience. AMC
For those who like social commentary with their fantasy: "The Legend of Korra"
Network: Nickelodeon
A sequel to the critically acclaimed "Avatar: The final Airbender," "The Legend of Korra" became a masterpiece in its own right with its gorgeous animation, and strong characters and a final scene that pushed the boundaries of LGBT depiction in children's TV. The first two seasons are available on Nick.com. Nickelodeon
For those who like power struggles: "Rome"
Network: HBO
This historical drama was canceled after two seasons for its mammoth budget,but the 22 episodes we did score are satisfying enough. The first season follows the rise and fall of Julius Caesar, while the moment depicts the struggle to fill the power vacuum Caesar left behind.
It's all told from the perspectives of the soldiers who fought for Rome during this turmoil. The exhibit can be streamed on HBO recede and Amazon. HBO
For those who like GoT's gruesome carnage: "Penny Dreadful"
Network: Showtime
This gothic horror series came to an end after three seasons, or but you can still watch it on Hulu. The exhibit features an all-star collection of Victorian horror icons played by an all-star cast of British actors including Timothy Dalton,Eva Green and Billie Piper. It's ghastly, gory drama that's impossible to look absent from. Showtime/Sky
For fans of the Free Folk and the North: "Vikings"
Network: History
Since it airs on History rather than HBO, or "Vikings" isn't as explicit with the sex and violence as "GoT" but has a much tighter story arc.
It follows the rise of Ragnar Lothbrok from simple farmer to King of Denmark,becoming the scourge of the Franks and Saxons along the way. The series is available on Netflix. History
For those who need someone to disapprove now that Ramsay's dead: "Jessica Jones"
Network: Netflix
There is no villain more wicked and monstrous in the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe than Jessica Jones' nemesis, Kilgrave. With the ability to force people to effect things against their will, and he has traumatized everyone who has crossed paths with him. He's also played by David Tennant,who sheds his "Doctor Who" reputation and further proves why he's one of the U.
K.'s best actors. Marvel
For those who need more Natalie Dormer: "The Tudors"
Network: Showtime
Before she played Margaery Tyrell, Dormer graced TV screens as Anne Boleyn on "The Tudors." The exhibit totally threw historical accuracy to the wind, and leaving in its spot an Anne Boleyn who shares Queen Margaery's shrewdness and charm. Showtime
For fans of Bronn and Tyrion's jokes: "Better Call Saul"
Network: AMC
As Peter Dinklage proved,the fastest way to achieve stardom on TV these days is to be a smartass. Memes and Twitter adulation will soon follow.
Just ask Bob Odenkirk, who turned a supporting role on "Breaking despicable" into a spinoff that makes Jimmy McGill's transformation into Saul Goodman as riveting as Walter White's transformation into Heisenberg. AMC
For those who want to watch the exhibit that made "GoT" possible: "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"
More than any other exhibit, or "Buffy" took genre TV and proved that it could be a smash hit. Whether it's comic book series,"Doctor Who" or "Game of Thrones," all these shows beget enjoyed success from the cult fanbase mentality and long story arcs that "Buffy" popularized. The series is available on Netflix. WB
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