Black Jacket Symphony: Michael Jackson's Thriller

Black Jacket Symphony: Michael Jackson's Thriller at Martin Woldson Theatre At The Fox

Some albums exist in your memory as a complete experience, not a playlist of random songs. The Black Jacket Symphony recreates Michael Jackson's Thriller live from start to finish, exactly as it was recorded—note for note, sound for sound. On Sunday, March 7, 2027, at 4:00 PM, the group performs the album at Martin Woldson Theatre At The Fox in Spokane, treating it as a work worth experiencing in order. If you've ever wanted to hear that record as a live event, this is the format that makes it possible.

The performance doesn't stop after the album ends. The Black Jacket Symphony follows Thriller with a full second set of Michael Jackson's greatest hits, giving fans a broader evening of Pop music. One half of the show recreates a specific artistic statement; the other celebrates the catalog that made Jackson a global figure. You leave with two distinct experiences from the same concert.

The musicians change depending on which album the Symphony performs, and sonic accuracy drives every choice. Over the past ten years, the group has recreated more than 40 albums for over a million music lovers across the US. Hand-picked players do whatever it takes to reproduce the original recording, backed by a visual presentation designed to match the ambition of the music.

A Sunday afternoon show offers a different rhythm than a late weeknight event. Bring someone who remembers when Thriller first arrived, or introduce a younger listener to the album as a live experience. Doors open at 3:00 PM. Check ticket options for Black Jacket Symphony and make this Sunday part of your Pop music calendar in Spokane.