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Seven Lions to Perform with Seattle Symphony in Orchestral First

Published Jul 30, 2026 By Matt White
Seven Lions to Perform with Seattle Symphony in Orchestral First

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Seven Lions will perform with the Seattle Symphony on September 25 in the orchestra's first collaboration with an electronic music artist. The producer has reworked 17 tracks into full orchestral arrangements for a 50-piece ensemble, with vocalists HALIENE, Fiora, Dylan Matthew, Brieanna Grace, and Jonathan Mendelsohn joining the performance.

“This will truly be a special night in the story of Seven Lions”

Seven Lions will take the stage with the Seattle Symphony on September 25 for a one-night orchestral performance at one of Seattle's premier concert halls. The collaboration marks the first time the symphony has partnered with an electronic music artist.

17 Tracks Reimagined for 50-Piece Ensemble

The show grew out of a partnership with Andrew Joslyn, the symphony's Associate Director of Popular Programming and a composer and orchestrator. Together they have reworked 17 of Seven Lions' most beloved tracks, deconstructing and rebuilding the electronic productions into full orchestral arrangements for a 50-piece ensemble.

"This will truly be a special night in the story of Seven Lions," he wrote on social media.

Vocalists to Join Orchestra

The evening will feature appearances from vocalists HALIENE, Fiora, Dylan Matthew, Brieanna Grace, and Jonathan Mendelsohn, who will perform live with the orchestra. The singers will offer new interpretations of anthems that fans have long belted in the crowd during Seven Lions' sets at the world's top EDM festivals.

The one-night-only event represents one of the most elaborate undertakings of the producer's career, according to a press release.

Matt White

Matt White

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Reporting on the latest in the electronic dance music community with verified accuracy.

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