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Warner Theatre

My Hero Academia in Concert

Mon, Oct 12, 2026at 7:00 PM
513 13th Street Northwest, Washington, DC
Price not available

My Hero Academia in Concert brings the heroic soundtrack of the popular anime to the Warner Theatre, blending soaring orchestral arrangements with the high-energy spirit that made the series a global phenomenon. The performance features a live symphony orchestra playing key musical themes from the show while high-definition visuals from the anime are projected on screen, creating an immersive atmosphere that evokes the emotional highs and thrilling battles of the story. This concert is designed for both longtime fans and newcomers who enjoy dynamic live music paired with cinematic presentation.

When: Monday, October 12, 2026, from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

Showtimes: One performance beginning at 7:00 PM; doors open approximately one hour before showtime (exact door time not specified).

Tickets: Ticket prices are not listed in the available material; purchase is expected through the official ticketing outlet (Live Nation). Check the event page for current availability and pricing.

Lineup: No individual performers or orchestra members are named; the concert is presented by a full symphony orchestra performing arrangements of Yuki Hayashi’s score for *My Hero Academia*.

Run time: Approximately 2 hours, including an intermission (if any, not specified).

Ages: Age restrictions are not stated; the original anime is rated TV-14, but the concert itself is likely suitable for all ages unless otherwise noted by the venue.

Venue: Warner Theatre, 513 13th St NW, Washington, DC 20004, United States. Note that the venue is wheelchair accessible; specific accessibility services (assisted listening, sign interpretation) should be confirmed in advance with the Warner Theatre box office.

Note: This is a single performance on October 12 only; some secondary listings incorrectly show an adjacent date (October 11) which may be erroneous or a separate event—verify when booking. The concert is part of a global tour celebrating the anime’s music. No meet-and-greet or autograph sessions are mentioned.

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