Trans-Siberian Orchestra To Perform At Bryce Jordan Center November 19
Trans-Siberian Orchestra will perform at the Bryce Jordan Center on Friday, November 19.
Tickets for the group’s upcoming tour will go on sale at 10 a.m. on Friday, September 17. Pre-sale tickets will go on sale Monday, September 13, and Thursday, September 16, at 10 a.m. as well.
JUST ANNOUNCED! @trans_siberian 's highly-anticipated Winter Tour is coming to the #jordancenter Friday, November 19th!
— Bryce Jordan Center (@JordanCenter) August 30, 2021
Tickets on sale Friday, September 17th at 10AM.https://t.co/5JrddYHOaW pic.twitter.com/RfZUMaMjEp
The celebration, titled “Christmas Eve and Other Stories,” tells the tale of a young angel on Earth during Christmas Eve tasked with bringing back what’s left of humanity. The group incorporates themes of strangers helping others and kindness to rejoin a young girl back with her father.
Trans-Siberian Orchestra will feature songs like “Come All Ye Faithful” and “This Christmas Day,” as well as their own classics like “Christmas Eve/Sarajevo 12/24,” plus greatest hits including “Christmas Canon” and “Wizards in Winter.”
At least $1 from every ticket sold will be given to charity. To date, Trans-Siberian Orchestra has donated aproximately $16 million to non-profits and other benefactors.
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