Danny Elfman Fall Tour 2026

Experience the magic of Danny Elfman’s legendary “From Boingo to Batman to Big Mess and Beyond” in the full‑length concert film “Danny Elfman Fall Tour 2026.” As the long‑time mastermind behind the cult‑classic Oingo Boingo and the thunderous scores of Tim Burton’s gothic masterpieces, Elfman roars back into the spotlight with a line‑up that reads like a who’s‑who of modern rock: Nili Brosh on guitar (Dethklok), Robin Finck (Nine Inch Nails, Guns N’ Roses) on the second guitar, Josh Freese on drums (Nine Inch Nails, Foo Fighters), and Matt McJunkins on bass (A Perfect Circle, Eagles of Death Metal). Together they weave a sonic tapestry that traverses elf’s 100‑plus‑film‑score legacy, Oingo Boingo crowd‑pleasers, the orchestral‑rock fusion of “Big Mess,” and the grand symphonic finales that have earned him Academy Award nominations, a Grammy, multiple Emmys, and Saturn Honors. Premiere‑worthy and festival‑ready, the film captures Elfman’s 2022 Coachella show—an explosive blend of new material, childhood favorites, and all‑time‑popular film themes—reproduced for the screen with the same raving energy that earned him widespread acclaim. This fall, the tour headlines Shaky Knees, Louder Than Life, and Aftershock, and coincides with the release of Elfman’s highly anticipated new album on Sumerian Records, the follow‑up to his 2021 “Big Mess” triumph. Beyond the concert hall, Elfman’s creative fingerprints can be felt in every corner of pop culture: from the iconic “Batman” theme to the visceral score of “Spider‑Man” with Sam Raimi, to the manic energy of A$AP Rocky’s No. 1 hit “Don’t Be Dumb” and the star‑studded “Punk Rocky” video. Viewers will also catch a nod to his beloved “Jack Skellington” vocal performance in *The Nightmare Before Christmas* and the Emmy‑winning main title of HBO’s *Wednesday*. From animated shorts to blockbuster blockbusters, from grand concertos to a 2025 “Dead Man’s Wire” premiere at TIFF, Elfman’s versatility shines through, making this concert film an essential pilgrimage for any fan of music, film, or the art of storytelling.