An electrifying performance at Evil Dead in Concert in Detroit.
Detroit is set to host a unique live event, ‘Evil Dead in Concert’, merging the classic horror film screening with a live performance of its original score. Scheduled for October 8 at the Masonic Temple Theatre, the concert features music by Detroit native Joseph LoDuca and is part of a 52-date U.S. tour. Tickets are priced between $47 and $94, with presales already available. This event not only showcases the enduring legacy of ‘The Evil Dead’ but also highlights the ongoing excitement for the franchise, including the announcement of a new film titled ‘Evil Dead Burn’.
Detroit will play host to a distinctive live event titled “Evil Dead in Concert” on October 8 at the iconic Masonic Temple Theatre. This immersive experience promises to merge the screening of the classic horror film “The Evil Dead” with a live performance of the film’s original score.
The event is part of a larger 52-date U.S. tour, which will kick off on September 22 in Buffalo and conclude on December 21 in Charlotte. During the Detroit performance, the original score, composed by Detroit native Joseph LoDuca, will be played by a live ensemble as the film is screened, creating an exciting atmosphere for both fans of the movie and live music enthusiasts.
Tickets for the concert will range from $47 to $94 and will go on sale on Friday at 10 a.m. through AXS. A presale option is currently available for those eager to secure their spots early.
“The Evil Dead,” directed by Sam Raimi and originally released in 1981, has become a cult classic in the horror genre. The film stars Bruce Campbell, another Metro Detroit native, as the protagonist Ash Williams, a college student who faces supernatural entities while vacationing at a remote cabin in the woods. The film was filmed in both Tennessee and Michigan and has since spawned multiple sequels and spinoffs, solidifying its legacy in pop culture.
Joseph LoDuca, known for composing music for the “Evil Dead” sequels, titled “Evil Dead II” (1987) and “Army of Darkness” (1992), has also made significant contributions to television. His work on series such as “Hercules: The Legendary Journeys” and “Xena: Warrior Princess” has earned him two Emmy wins along with 11 nominations, showcasing his versatility and talent in the industry.
The mixture of film and live music is expected to deliver an unforgettable and intense experience, appealing to both longtime fans of the franchise and newcomers alike. The excitement surrounding the concert is further amplified by recent announcements of a new addition to the franchise—a film titled “Evil Dead Burn,” set to debut in July 2026.
Over the years, “The Evil Dead” has been recognized not just for its chilling narrative and innovative filmmaking but also for its impact on the horror genre as a whole. Director Sam Raimi’s career continued to flourish following the film’s success, establishing him as one of Hollywood’s most successful directors.
The upcoming “Evil Dead in Concert” event encapsulates the ongoing allure of this classic film and its place in the hearts of horror aficionados. Attendees can look forward to an electrifying atmosphere that combines the thrills of cinema with the energy of live performance.
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