Outlander In Concert BIO
Outlander In Concert brings music from the television series Outlander to the stage, pairing its score with a live concert experience. The series' music, composed by Bear McCreary, draws on Scottish folk influences and orchestral writing to evoke the story's settings and emotional turns. The title theme, “The Skye Boat Song,” is among the best-known pieces associated with the show.
The scheduled Brooklyn performance is on September 26, 2026, at Kings Theatre - NY. The event listing identifies one performance at the venue; no earlier Outlander In Concert dates at Kings Theatre are provided. Brooklyn's rich performing-arts scene makes the borough a fitting setting for a concert built around the atmosphere and musical storytelling of a beloved screen series.
Find event details through ticketsny.org, a guide to Brooklyn Concerts and Classical events at Kings Theatre - NY.
Venue and Seating Information
Kings Theatre - NY is a historic Brooklyn performance venue. For a concert with orchestral and cinematic elements, sightlines and the balance between stage view and sound are important considerations when choosing seats. Seating experiences can vary by event configuration, so consult the event's seating map before selecting tickets.
Compare available sections and prices, taking into account your preference for a close view of the performers or a broader perspective on the stage. No specific fan seating reviews or section-by-section recommendations are included in the event information.
Parking Information
Parking availability and pricing can change, and no verified lot names, addresses, or rates are provided for this event. Consider checking current local parking listings and venue guidance before traveling, and allow extra time to locate a space.
- Look for public garages or lots in the surrounding Brooklyn area and confirm hours, rates, and event-day restrictions before arrival.
- Street parking may be available nearby, but check posted signs carefully for metered hours, permit rules, and any temporary restrictions.