Disney and Pixar's Coco: Film with Live Orchestra Tickets

You're a smart ticket buyer who loves movie magic and orchestral storytelling. Disney and Pixar's Coco: Film with Live Orchestra brings the beloved film to life on stage as a full orchestra performs Michael Giacchino's Oscar- and Grammy-winning score, synchronized with the screen. This is more than a concert—it's a immersive experience for families, students, and fans of cinematic music. Presented under official licensing, the show highlights Remember Me and other themes that crafted Coco's warmth and excitement, including Día de los Muertos-inspired moments you’ll recognize from the film. Secure your seats for 2025 performances in major markets across the country, and explore family-friendly extras that venues offer to enhance your evening.

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About the performer: Disney and Pixar's Coco: Film with Live Orchestra is framed by the talent of Michael Giacchino, whose compositions for Coco earned critical acclaim and industry awards. Giacchino’s work on Coco complements his broader discography, including celebrated scores and recent releases such as Exotic Themes for the Silver Screen and upcoming projects like Zootopia 2 and The Fantastic Four: First Steps. The live-to-film format has become a signature experience in the Disney Concerts catalog, often pairing with family programming and special event themes like Día de los Muertos at participating venues.

Social and official links: Michael Giacchino Official Site | Twitter/X: @m_giacchino | Disney Concerts.

Upcoming tour highlights (2025): Chicago (Lyric Opera House, Oct 16–18); San Francisco (Davies Symphony Hall, Oct 29); Marina del Rey (Burton Chace Park, July 12); New York City (The Town Hall, Nov 1) with two screenings at 2pm and 7pm. Tickets are typically available through official channels and authorized partners. Each date is presented as a standalone performance with the film shown live to the orchestra, offering a single-movie concert experience at a time.