‘Evil Dead in Concert’ – Experience Sam Raimi’s Horror Classic Like Never Before in 50 Cities This Fall!

Black Ink Presents, a division of Terrapin Station Entertainment and Sony Music Entertainment, today announced its next live-to-film production that resurrects Sam Raimi’s beloved classic The Evil Dead in a way audiences have never seen before — in this lifetime…

An exciting fusion of film and live music, Evil Dead in Concert (www.evildeadinconcert.com) launches September 22 in Buffalo, New York as screams meet strings in nearly 50 cities this fall, including a special three-night event in Los Angeles for Halloween!

The screening of the legendary cult film in a newly restored format is brought to life on stage while a live ensemble performs the entire original musical score from composer Joe LoDuca.

Tickets go on sale this Friday, June 13! But there’s a pre-sale for the bravest souls today. Use code LINDA25. 

“The ultimate horror movie concert experience has arrived with a night of cinematic chaos, demonic energy, and killer sounds,” says John Kinsner, CEO of Black Ink Presents. Kinsner adds “It’s not every day you get to watch someone chainsaw a demon while a live ensemble performs.”

The Evil Dead follows five college students on vacation in an isolated cabin in the woods, where they unwittingly release absolute evil into the world and have to fight to survive.

LoDuca’s score is orchestral but experimental, blending eerie strings, pounding percussion, and screeching sound effects to emphasize dread and supernatural chaos.

“I am so excited for audiences around the country to join us on an intense, aural descent into hell with this beautiful score and all its madness,” says LoDuca, who began his film career by composing the iconic score for director Raimi. Remarkably, it was his first film score. Following the success of Evil Dead, he became a frequent collaborator with Raimi and went on to win multiple Emmys for his scoring work. Most recently, he released a reimagined version of the original Evil Dead score called Evil Dead: A Nightmare Reimagined, where he re-recorded and expanded on the original musical themes of the movie.

The Evil Dead in Concert tour schedule includes: