Future Ruins in Burbank - Nov 8, 2025

Terence Blanchard

3 concerts

Born in New Orleans, trumpeter and composer Terence Blanchard emerged in the 1980s, playing with Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers. Renowned for his post-bop jazz and film scores, he has earned multiple Grammy wins and Oscar nominations, notably collaborating with director Spike Lee and composing pioneering operas.

Danny Elfman

2 concerts

Danny Elfman is an acclaimed film and classical composer who first gained recognition as the singer-songwriter of the rock band Oingo Boingo. Over four decades, he has composed more than 100 feature film scores. He later returned to his rock roots with the album Big Mess.

Claudio Simonetti's Goblin

10 concerts

Formed in 1974 from Cherry Five, the Italian band Goblin is led by Claudio Simonetti and Massimo Morante. They are best known for creating atmospheric soundtracks like Profondo Rosso/Deep Red. Despite numerous lineup changes and reconfigurations, their influential musical legacy continues today.

Tamar-Kali

1 concert

Brooklyn-born alt-rock and classical musician Tamar-kali debuted her LP Black Bottom and led the Psychochamber Ensemble. She scored Dee Rees' film Mudbound, earning Discovery of the Year at the World Soundtrack Academy Awards and making history in The Hollywood Reporter.

?uestlove

Philadelphia-born drummer, producer and DJ best known as a co-founder of the Roots (since 1987). Key Soulquarians collaborator. The Roots’ Things Fall Apart went platinum; “You Got Me” won a Grammy. Also an Oscar- and Grammy-winning director for Summer of Soul.

Isobel Waller-Bridge

Isobel Waller-Bridge is an award-winning composer known for her electronic and orchestral scores for TV and film, including Fleabag, Vanity Fair, Emma, and Black Mirror.

Hildur Guðnadóttir

Icelandic composer, cellist, and singer Hildur Guðnadóttir. Known for film/TV scores including Joker (Academy Award, Golden Globe) and HBO’s Chernobyl (Emmy, Grammy). Has four acclaimed solo albums on Touch and collaborates widely.

Hauschka

Hauschka, born Volker Bertelmann, is known for reimagining the prepared piano. An Academy Award and BAFTA winner, he collaborates with City Slang on his 14th album.

John Carpenter

John Carpenter, born in the U.S., is famed for scoring and directing iconic horror films. His minimalist, electrifying soundtracks like "Halloween" have defined the genre.

Future Ruins

Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein

Mark Mothersbaugh

Born in Akron, Ohio, Mark Mothersbaugh co-founded new wave band Devo ("Whip It") and became a prolific composer for film, TV, and video games, known for quirky, playful scores.

Future Ruins in Burbank, CA

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