'Game Of Thrones' Set For Pre-Season 7 Live Concert

The television show "Game Of Thrones" is all set to hit the United Center on Wednesday with its nationwide live concert experience tour. While Season 7 is still in the filming process, the live concert is sure to keep its fans excited and it is said to be different from its previous tours. 

Ramin Djawadi, the German music composer, who composed the main title theme for the live show stated that the stage set up for the live concert is extravagantly unique and unbelievable. He further added that he is astonished by the success of the television show "Game Of Thrones", reported Columbus Alive.

One of the thing that is likely to be at the "Game Of Thrones" live concert is the round multiple stages set up which is connected by runways and flanked by oversized video screens where scenes from the show will be playing. An orchestra conducted by Djawadi along with a choir and other instrumentalists will grace the live concert of "Game Of Thrones", as per Chicago Tribune.

Special effects both usual and unusual will be some of the features at the "Game Of Thrones" live show. As a splendid set piece, a virtual snowstorm along with the depiction of the red wedding, the wall, and the Castle Black will be displayed as the concert.  

Djawadi hopes that nothing should go wrong during the show, as "GOT live" is a massive endeavor with countless moving parts which can end up into a mishap. He also expressed himself by saying that sometimes mistakes might occur which is what playing Live is all about. He also said that he hopes the audience will enjoy despite the slight mistakes which might or might not happen.

"Game of Thrones" is currently shooting Season 7, since the cast and crew are occupied the live concert will not be able to broadcast any teaser or trailer. However, there is news that a new trailer for Season 7 is on its way. 

The fans probably might not see any guest appearance from the "GOT" cast, as the cast of the television show are still shooting for Season 7 at different locations. Although the cast members are all invited, it is not sure whether or not they will appear at the "Game Of Thrones" live concert.