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A stunning ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ concert will present live orchestral performances of music from the beloved TV show – celebrating 20 years since it landed on our screens

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A stunning new concert performance is set to take animation fans back to their childhood, as Avatar: The Last Airbender gets the live concert treatment this year. An ‘In Concert’ series of performances will bring the music from the cult-classic TV show to life. A live orchestra will thrill concert-goers with stunning renditions of the recorded score.

Avatar: The Last Airbender: In Concert will touch down in Bristol for a special performance at the Bristol Beacon on October 18. Celebrating 20 years since Avatar: The Last Airbender hit TV screens, the concert will range across all 3 seasons of the animated show. And attendees can expect brand-new sights and sounds. They’re teasing “new elements and artistic surprises crafted for this special anniversary edition that offers fresh perspectives on the show’s legacy.”

As a live orchestra plays the iconic musical scores from the show, screens will display highlights and fan-favourite moments from the show. The two-hour performance will still feature the original dialogue and sound effects.

This ain’t no ordinary orchestra performance, either. Featuring everything from “taiko drums and erhu to soaring strings and delicate woodwinds, the music comes alive alongside the adventures of Aang, Katara, Toph, Sokka, Zuko, and more!”

a live orchestra on stage under a screen with a shot of the title card for 'avatar the last airbender'
Photo Credit: Zdenko Hanout

Avatar: The Last Airbender: In Concert on tour

The London date is one of many taking place this year. Avatar: The Last Airbender: In Concert is set to tour across Europe and the UK. The UK tour dates are as follows:

  • Manchester, Bridgewater Hall – October 5 
  • Edinburgh, Usher Hall – October 6
  • York, Barbican – October 8
  • Sheffield, City Hall – October 9
  • Birmingham, Symphony Hall – October 10
  • Liverpool, Philharmonic Hall – October 11
  • Swansea, Building Society Arena – October 13
  • Bath, The Forum – October 14
  • Portsmouth, Guildhall – October 15
  • Poole, Lighthouse – October 16
  • London, Eventim Apollo – October 17
  • Bristol, Beacon – October 18

Emmy® Award-winning composer Jeremy Zuckerman, the creative mastermind behind the show’s original music, said:

“When I started work on Avatar: The Last Airbender, it was a dream to have the music performed by an orchestra. Now, over 20 years later, with the concert tour, that dream has come true in a way I never could have imagined. It’s profound for me to see the Avatar community of fans — so wonderfully diverse — come together to celebrate the show through its music. The atmosphere of joy at the concerts is unlike anything I’ve ever experienced. I’m elated that more people will continue to share in it.”

a live orchestra on stage under a screen showing a scene from avatar the last airbender
Photo Credit: Zdenko Hanout

Find out more and grab tickets here.

Read More: Discover Candlelight: A New Season Of Atmospheric Concerts Illuminating Bristol Throughout 2026

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