Ghosts ‘n’ goblins and ghoulish jack-o’-lanterns—it’s time to start planning your Halloween. This year, as well as haunted houses and hayrides, observe the macabre through music at a Candlelight Halloween Special. Illuminated by a sinister glow, musicians perform famously eerie compositions and alarming songs for an atmospheric homage to the scariest season. After all, it’s the unsettling sounds of Halloween that bring our darker imaginations to life.
Taking place at Stone Church this October, sink your fangs into a spooky spectacle and beware of the shadows that the candles cast. Although there won’t be any shapeshifting werewolves present, the screech of a violin bow is enough to send shivers down your spine and stand your hair on end. Continue reading for all the wicked details and unnerving setlists.
Who doesn’t remember the spine-tingling melody of ‘Tubular Bells’ from The Exorcist? Or the iconic soundtrack to The Addams Family, which perfectly captures the eccentric nature of this saga? This year, Candlelight invites you to celebrate Halloween in a unique way at a special concert with iconic music from horror films and creepy series.
Soundtracks provide audio that makes everything even spookier, evoking a strong, and often visceral reaction in viewers, building tension and suspense. If you’re a horror fan, you can’t miss the chance to relive famous, spine-tingling movie moments in a dark room lit only by candles.
Something wicked this way comes, folks, and it’s set to be one of the most popular plans among concertgoers and horror fans. Spread the word to your friends and family, and let the music possess you. A good scare every now and again is needed, and going to a Halloween-themed concert is the lesser of most evils for those in favor of a gentle fright.
All those suspenseful music notes and screeching melodies are part of the mischief and fear associated with the most frightful month of the year. And with typically two performances each night, and the show lasting between 60-65 minutes, there’s plenty of time to get in the Halloween spirit. Doors open at least 30 minutes before the start time.