Twilight In Concert sets 2027 U.S. tour for more than 60 cities

GEA Live and Lionsgate are bringing Twilight In Concert back to U.S. theaters in 2027 after a successful debut tour and strong fan demand. The expanded run starts Jan. 16 in Fayetteville, Arkansas, and adds returning fan favorites plus first-time stops in dozens of new markets.

Why it matters: - Twilight remains a durable pop-culture property more than two decades after the original novel’s release. - The tour gives fans a chance to see the film with a live 12-piece rock and orchestral ensemble, a format that has already proved popular enough to bring the show back for a larger run. - The 2027 itinerary reaches more than 60 cities, broadening access beyond the first tour’s markets.

What happened: - GEA Live, in association with Lionsgate, announced an expanded 2027 U.S. tour of Twilight In Concert on Sept. 8, 2026. - The tour opens Jan. 16, 2027, in Fayetteville, Arkansas, and continues nationwide through cities including Los Angeles, Brooklyn, Chicago and Dallas. - Presales began Sept. 8, 2026. - General public tickets go on sale Sept. 10, 2026, at 10 a.m. local time. - More information is available at the official tour site.

The details: - Twilight In Concert pairs the film with live musicians performing the score in sync with the movie. - The production uses a massive cinema screen and a stage lit by more than 1,000 twinkling candles. - The tour is returning to fan-favorite markets and adding first-time stops in dozens of new cities. - Dates listed in the announcement run from Jan. 16 through April 1, 2027. - The schedule includes stops in Fayetteville, Oklahoma City, Midland, Sugar Land, Dallas, San Antonio, New Orleans, Fort Lauderdale, Tampa, Pensacola, Nashville, Kansas City, Louisville, Pittsburgh, Lowell, Wallingford, Tysons, Norfolk, Charlotte, Birmingham, Columbia County, Durham, Huntington, Greenville, Red Bank, Stamford, Concord, Schenectady, Brooklyn, Hershey, Madison, Toledo, Warren, Indianapolis, Rockford, Chicago, Milwaukee, Saginaw, Detroit, Peoria, Lincoln, Chesterfield, Little Rock, Springfield, Tulsa, Lubbock, Albuquerque, El Paso, Mesa, Tucson, Riverside, Costa Mesa, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Santa Rosa, Sacramento, Portland, Seattle, Salt Lake City, Colorado Springs, Wichita and Austin. - The Twilight film franchise spans five films and has grossed more than $3.3 billion worldwide. - Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight books sold more than 160 million copies worldwide and were translated into 49 languages. - Lionsgate’s TV adaptation of Meyer’s Midnight Sun has been picked up to series at Netflix.

Between the lines: - The return of the tour underscores how studios are extending the life of legacy franchises through live events rather than relying only on streaming and catalog viewing. - The “hoa hoa hoa season” timing is a built-in marketing hook that taps social media behavior and seasonal fan tradition. - The production blends concert, nostalgia and film exhibition, which can widen the audience beyond core Twilight fans to live-event and soundtrack audiences.

What’s next: - Fans can buy tickets when general sales open on Sept. 10, 2026, at 10 a.m. local time. - The tour will continue rolling out across U.S. venues through spring 2027. - Event details and city-by-city updates will be posted on the tour website and social channels.

The bottom line: - Twilight In Concert is back for a bigger U.S. run, and the schedule shows Lionsgate and GEA Live are betting that nostalgia still sells at scale.