Halloween comes with a bang this year as the North East’s biggest pyromusical fireworks spectacular returns to Kynren

On Saturday 1 November, Pyromusical will light up the skies above Kynren with a dazzling spooky soundtrack display and hundreds of glowing pumpkins.

Now in its seventh year, this unmissable family-friendly celebration combines breathtaking fireworks, dramatic staging and playful seasonal touches that make it one of the most atmospheric nights out of the year.

Set against the dramatic backdrop of Auckland Palace, the 25-minute display is choreographed to music that mixes big crowd-pleasers with a dash of Halloween magic.

Every firework will sync to perfection by the same award-winning pyrotechnics team behind Kynren – An Epic Tale of England. With seating for 8,000, the tribune ensures every guest has an uninterrupted view.

Halloween at Kynren: more than just a pyromusical

Ahead of the main event, visitors can follow a pumpkin-lit trail down to the tribune. In this way, creating a glowing autumnal welcome with gentle spooks and surprises along the way. 

Children are welcome to dress up and join the fun, while adults can soak up the spectacle of light, colour and atmosphere.

Anna Warnecke, CEO of Kynren, said:

“Last year was another sell-out and we are so happy to welcome audiences back for Pyromusical 2025. 

“This year’s Halloween twist is going to be magical and family friendly. Pumpkins, music and fireworks will combine to create an unforgettable autumn evening for all generations.”

Guests can arrive early to enjoy the warmth of glowing fire pits and a menu of seasonal favourites. Think hotdogs, soup, mulled wine and hot chocolate.

With crisp night air, autumn colours and fireworks filling the sky, Pyromusical promises a Bonfire weekend to remember. 

Tickets from £13 for adults and £10 for under-18s, with VIP seats and shuttle buses also available. Gates open at 4:30pm and children aged three (and under) go free on an adult’s knee. Grab your tickets here.