Game of Thrones' Hodor (Kristian Nairn) is bringing his appropriately named DJ set, "Rave of Thrones: The Resurrection Tour" to Denver on September 8.
For those who haven't watched Season 6 of Game of Thrones, consider this a spoiler alert ...
"Hold the door!" Who would've thought that three simple words would hold such weight and emotion? If you're like many GoT fans who are still recovering from the death of the beloved Hodor, you're not alone. It's been over a year since that fateful episode aired, and it still resonates with many fans, including myself.
If you're missing the big guy as much as many fans are, now's your chance to see him in person. On Friday, September 8, you'll have the chance to see the man behind Hodor, Kristian Nairn, as he brings his appropriately named DJ tour "Rave of Thrones: The Resurrection Tour" to Denver. He will be making a stop at The Church Nightclub as part of the club's Ritual Fridays.
When: Friday, September 8 | 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Where: The Church Nightclub | 1160 Lincoln Street, Denver, CO
Early bird tickets are just $10 (not including a processing fee) and can be purchased here.
The Rave of Thrones website says,
HODOR's dedication to carrying Bran on his back has become legend but what is less well known is how much he enjoys carrying the party vibes long into the night. An established DJ in his homeland, HODOR of House Stark will be showcasing some of the deepest house from all seven kingdoms at his very own Rave Of Thrones."
The website then went on to embed a YouTube video of all the times Hodor utters the word "Hodor" in the show. Why? No clue. Do you see us complaining about it? Not at all!
For more information, you can visit the Rave of Thrones website.
Kristian Nairn is a Northern Irish actor and musician, with Game of Thrones being the first major acting role of his career. His successful DJ career has had him perform alongside various acts over the years, touring worldwide.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFTPjwy8JNcWill you be going to Kristian Narin's set? What do you think of his performance above? Are you still trying to recover from Hodor's death on Game of Thrones? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below.
