Last chance tickets to Trans-Siberian Orchestra ‘The Lost Christmas Eve’ in Upstate NY

Trans-Siberian Orchestra (TSO) is returning to Upstate New York this holiday season with a brand-new production of their beloved show, “The Lost Christmas Eve.” The performances will take place at the MVP Arena in Albany on Wednesday, November 20, and at the KeyBank Center in Buffalo on Wednesday, December 4.
If you’ve been thinking about attending one of their shows, time is running out.
Tickets can be purchased online through Ticketmaster or secondary market platforms such as Vivid Seats, SeatGeek and StubHub, which offer verified tickets with buyer guarantees. Prices start at $79.99.
Trans-Siberian Orchestra, founded by Paul O’Neill, is known for their innovative approach to rock music, blending elements of progressive metal, classical music and holiday themes. Their live shows are famous for their elaborate stage designs, high-energy performances and intricate storytelling.
Celebrating the 20th anniversary of the last album in their “Christmas trilogy,” “The Lost Christmas Eve” tells the tale of a bitter old man who, after a lifetime of wealth and isolation, encounters a mysterious girl on Christmas Eve. This encounter leads to a heartwarming reconciliation with his estranged song, set against a backdrop of show-stopping pyrotechnics, lasers and, of course, music.
You can get yourself into the holiday spirit by streaming the iconic album on Apple Music (free trial) or shopping for CDs and exclusive vinyl record variants through Walmart, Amazon, Barnes and Noble and other select retailers.
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