The Music of Stranger Things: Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein

Emmy-winning composers Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein, also known from the band S U R V I V E, bring the music of Stranger Things to the stage. On 9 November 2026 at EartH Theatre in London, the duo traces the series across all five seasons, from the 2016 opening theme to new material from Season 5, rebuilding its atmospheric score in concert.

They lean into the palette that made the soundtrack so distinct: brooding synths, slow-burning melodies and pulses that pivot between tension and release. Rather than a simple greatest-hits run, they thread motifs and textures into a coherent narrative that follows the saga’s arc, delivered with the precision and restraint that define their work.

To shape the stage, Dixon and Stein team with visual artist MFO (Marcel Weber). His minimal design of light and sculpted fog gives illumination a physical presence, with soft blooms and haunted movements that blur concert and cinema. The result is an immersive, tactile take on the Stranger Things world, built for a dark room and big sound.