Forney, Texas, October 19, 2025
News Summary
The DroneArt Show Dallas will feature a spectacular blend of classical music and synchronized drone displays, offering attendees an innovative multimedia concert experience. Set to take place in Forney, Texas, the event promises captivating performances by skilled musicians, accompanied by a dazzling light show from over 500 drones. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early for seating and parking, as the concert will last approximately 65 minutes in a candlelit ambiance. Tickets will be exclusively available through the Fever app and website.
Forney, Texas — The DroneArt Show Dallas will take place on November 1 and 2, 2025, presenting a candlelit open-air symphony paired with synchronized aerial drone choreography. The event combines live classical music performed by talented musicians with hundreds of drones creating coordinated light displays, offering an outdoor multimedia concert experience at The OC Forney in Forney, Texas.
Immediate details
The DroneArt Show Dallas is scheduled for November 1 and 2, 2025. The concert is set to take place outdoors at The OC Forney in Forney, Texas. The immersive concert and drone show will last approximately 65 minutes. Over 500 drones will fill the night sky in synchronized motion for the performance. Doors will open two hours before the event starts, and attendees are advised to arrive early for parking and check-in. Tickets for the event are only available through the Fever app or Fever website; there are no box-office sales on-site.
What attendees will experience
The program is presented as a candlelit open-air symphony where musicians perform classical masterpieces in an outdoor setting. The repertoire includes timeless pieces such as The Four Seasons by Antonio Vivaldi and Swan Lake by Pyotr Tchaikovsky, arranged to complement the visual drone choreography. Hundreds of drones will perform synchronized aerial displays during the concert, creating dazzling displays of light, color, and motion that are timed to the music.
Drones will trace shapes and outlines of animals, craft swirls of light, and present thematic animations that sync with the music’s crescendos and transitions. The show is described as a fusion of art and technology, pairing classical live music with cutting-edge drone choreography to enhance the sensory impact of the performance. Attendees of all ages are invited to relax, marvel, and be moved in the candlelit setting.
Logistics and access
Doors will open two hours before the event starts, and attendees are advised to arrive early for parking and check-in. Late entry may not be permitted during the performance. Access to parking lots may be restricted while the drones are flying, and organizers recommend arriving with time to locate parking and complete any entry procedures. Guests are encouraged to bring blankets and low chairs for comfort during the concert, as the event takes place outdoors in a candlelit arrangement.
Tickets for the event are only available through the Fever app or Fever website; there are no box-office sales on-site. Attendees should purchase tickets in advance and download or secure their digital tickets prior to arrival. There will be no on-site box-office ticket purchase option.
Safety and event flow
The presentation of drones alongside live musicians requires specific operational measures. While the event will be visually immersive, late entry may not be permitted to avoid disrupting both performers and the drone choreography. Access to parking lots may also be restricted during the drone flights for safety and operational reasons. Attendees should follow on-site signage and staff instructions concerning seating, movement, and any temporary restrictions in designated areas.
Background and context
The DroneArt Show Dallas joins a growing number of live events that integrate aerial drone displays with musical programming. This performance specifically emphasizes classical repertoire and a candlelit ambiance, pairing well-known orchestral works with synchronized drones to create shapes, thematic animations, and color-driven visual effects timed to musical cues. The result is an approximately 65-minute multimedia concert designed for a broad audience, including families and classical music enthusiasts.
Admission reminders
– The DroneArt Show Dallas is scheduled for November 1 and 2, 2025.
– Tickets for the event are only available through the Fever app or Fever website; there are no box-office sales on-site.
– Doors will open two hours before the event starts, and attendees are advised to arrive early for parking and check-in.
– Late entry may not be permitted during the performance.
– Access to parking lots may be restricted while the drones are flying.
FAQ
When is the event scheduled?
The DroneArt Show Dallas is scheduled for November 1 and 2, 2025.
Where will the concert take place?
The concert is set to take place outdoors at The OC Forney in Forney, Texas.
How many drones will perform?
Over 500 drones will fill the night sky in synchronized motion for the performance.
How long does the show last?
The immersive concert and drone show will last approximately 65 minutes.
What music will be performed?
The repertoire includes timeless pieces such as The Four Seasons by Antonio Vivaldi and Swan Lake by Pyotr Tchaikovsky.
When do doors open?
Doors will open two hours before the event starts, and attendees are advised to arrive early for parking and check-in.
Where can I buy tickets?
Tickets for the event are only available through the Fever app or Fever website; there are no box-office sales on-site.
Who can attend?
Attendees of all ages are invited to relax, marvel, and be moved in the candlelit setting.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Date | The DroneArt Show Dallas is scheduled for November 1 and 2, 2025. |
| Location | The concert is set to take place outdoors at The OC Forney in Forney, Texas. |
| Duration | The immersive concert and drone show will last approximately 65 minutes. |
| Drones | Over 500 drones will fill the night sky in synchronized motion for the performance. |
| Repertoire | The repertoire includes timeless pieces such as The Four Seasons by Antonio Vivaldi and Swan Lake by Pyotr Tchaikovsky. |
| Admission timing | Doors will open two hours before the event starts, and attendees are advised to arrive early for parking and check-in. |
| Tickets | Tickets for the event are only available through the Fever app or Fever website; there are no box-office sales on-site. |
| Audience | Attendees of all ages are invited to relax, marvel, and be moved in the candlelit setting. |
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