A live orchestra performs Bear McCreary's Outlander score while highlights from eight seasons are shown on screen.
Outlander in Concert comes to The Moore Theatre on Saturday, November 7, 2026, at 8 PM. It's the officially licensed live concert experience of Outlander, created in collaboration with showrunner Matthew B. Roberts and the series' original Emmy Award-winning composer, Bear McCreary.
The format is straightforward: McCreary's score takes center stage, performed live by an orchestra, while the show's most stirring moments unfold on a cinema-sized screen. The compositions blend traditional Celtic instruments with orchestral grandeur, so you'll hear the bagpipes and fiddles of the Highlands alongside a full string section. The visuals pull from eight seasons of the series, meaning the music isn't just playing in the background—it's synced to the scenes it was written for.
Before it hit the road, the production premiered in Scotland under the title Echoes of The Highlands. It's officially licensed by Sony Pictures Television in collaboration with the broadcaster Starz, so it's the real deal rather than a tribute act. The music is the focus here, not a live performance of the show itself, but if you've spent years listening to those themes on your TV, hearing them played live in a room is a different thing entirely.
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The Moore Theatre is at 1932 2nd Avenue in downtown Seattle, a landmark venue known for its architecture and intimate atmosphere. The show starts at 8 PM on Saturday, November 7.
