In 2014, The People’s Orchestra began their concert series with The Love Concert, held in Lichfield Guild Hall and including music from Dirty Dancing, Beauty and the Beast, Moulin Rouge and West Side Story. This was followed by a 2nd Birthday Concert on the 6th April 2014 at West Bromwich Town Hall. On 22nd July 2014, The People’s Orchestra launched their film greats concert series in the Adrian Boult Hall in Birmingham. Conducted by Christopher Evans, music included highlights from Harry Potter, Lord of the Rigs and Warhorse. This concert also launched the world premier of ‘Flight of the Pegasus’, a new composition created by professional composer John Koutselinis. The People’s Orchestra also featured on stage at the Pride of Birmingham Awards, held at Birmingham Town Hall in 2014. In October 2014 at West Bromwich Town Hall, The People’s Orchestra produced their Fright Night Halloween Special concert, conducted by John Brennan. Repertoire included Corpse Bride and Phantom of the Opera. Something Magical: Far Far Away saw The People’s Orchestra’s next instalment of Christmas music in December 2014. With an animation theme, music included highlights from Frozen, Alice in Wonderland, Brave and The Little Mermaid. The first concert of 2015 for TPO, There and Back Again, was created to show the greatest hits of the orchestra since its inception. It was followed by the concert Out of This World, a sci fi themed concert with music from Treasure Planet, ET, Back to the Future and Apollo 13. This concert was conducted by Dan Watson. On the 11th June 2015, The People’s Orchestra featured on Stage alongside guest speakers for TEDx Birmingham, held at Birmingham Town Hall. In the same month The People’s Orchestra also held their first Midsummer Night’s Ball, to feature dancing, dinner and music in The Great Hall at the University of Birmingham. Music included songs from Glenn Miller, Riverdance, Sleeping Beauty and other light popular music. The People’s Orchestra also launched multiple Christmas Concerts in 2015, spanning over a week in December. Christmas Music and Majesty, as well as Something Magical, were produced in multiple locations and detailed Christmas Carols and Film Scores. In August 2015, The People's Orchestra had the opportunity to work with the renowned composer and saxophonist John Altman.[7][8]  2016 saw the first concert in the Legends series, specifically spanning Superhero Symphonies.