Leesburg Halloween House Lights Blink in Sync to Hit Songs

LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA — Thousands of dazzling lights blink in synchronization with chart topping hit songs that include "Handclap" by Fitz and the Tantrums and "Heathen" by Twenty One Pilots at "Edwards Landing Lights," a Leesburg home that the owner has illuminated every year prior to Halloween since 2011. The playlist also includes classics that include "Monster Mash" by Bobby Pickett, "Ghostbusters" by Ray Parker, Jr. and "Thriller" by Michael Jackson.

Located in the Edwards Landing neighborhood of Leesburg, “Edwards Landing Lights” is decorated this year with more than 16,000 lights and computer animation, according to homeowner Brandon Bullis.

Since the music is not broadcast outside, viewers can “hear the lights” at the house by tuning their radios to 98.1 FM.

The 30 minute show will repeat continuously from 7:00 p.m. through 9 p.m. nightly through Sunday, October 30. There will be no show Halloween night because of safety concerns for neighborhood children out trick-or-treating.

As in previous years, the homeowner is accepting donations for the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center. The donation box is located next to the “Tune To 98.1 FM” sign. The Johns Hopkins Children’s Center also offers the convenience of giving a quick gift of $10 by text message. You can help their patients and families by simply texting “Hopkins” to 50555 to donate $10 to Hopkins Children’s. You may donate via text up to three times. Each time, $10 will be added to your mobile phone bill (or deducted from your prepaid account).

Homeowner Bullis has a background in electrical engineering. He said he started it in 2011 because his daughter likes light displays. It's personal hobby and not a business, according to the Edwards Landing Lights YouTube account. “Edwards Landing Lights” is the name Bullis gave to the display.

To see a videos of the 2015 display, go to: Halloween House Sings Along to 'Downtown' and 'Uma Thurman'

Stay tuned! In mid December, the house will be lit up with holiday lights and music.

To find out more, visit the Edwards Landing Lights Facebook page and YouTube page. Contact the homeowner via the Facebook page for the street address/directions.

Videos/photo courtesy of Brandon Bullis.