When we heard that Game of Thrones was going on a nationwide musical tour (opens in new tab), our reaction was: Sign us up. Now, tickets are fiiiiiiiinally on sale (opens in new tab) and we couldn't be more ready.
Game of Thrones' composer Ramin Djawadi is responsible for the traveling show, which sounds as epic as the HBO series. A full orchestra and choir will showcase the music from the series, but that's not all—not even close.
As Billboard (opens in new tab) reports, the show will also feature a "twisting, seven-stage set" that will represent the show's Seven Kingdoms. King's Landing will be the main stage, with Winterfell a 30-foot walkway away. The other major cities featured in the show will be represented by smaller stages.
The live show will also feature footage from the series as well as three kinds of fog and (of course) pyrotechnics (opens in new tab) (because...dragons). Yep, music is coming—and thankfully quicker than winter on actual Game of Thrones.
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