Trans Siberian Orchestra is returning to Michigan this December for four shows.
Like getting an extra gift for Christmas, they are coming to Little Caesars Arena in Detroit on Saturday, December 28, at 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
The holiday rockers will first be at Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids on Sunday, December 8, for concerts at 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Trans Siberian Orchestra is returning to Michigan this December for four shows.
Concert Ticket Information
Tickets go on sale on Friday, September 13 at 10 a.m.
The Christmas tradition continues as the Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s 20th anniversary of their album, “The Lost Christmas Eve.” They also reached their 20 millionth concertgoer, surpassing $20 million donated to charity as the band continues to donate $1 from every ticket sold. Helping the Salvation Army
New Surprizes To Look For This Tour
This year marks the return of “The Lost Christmas Eve” to the stage for the first time since 2013. That will be followed by a second set featuring the group’s greatest hits and fan favorites.
My personal favorite is the story of the Old City Bar
What Else Is New For TSO Fans This Year?
There’s more good news for fans who want to take the TSO magic home. To commemorate its 20th anniversary, Rhino will release special vinyl pressings of The Lost Christmas Eve, hitting retail stores nationwide beginning September 13.
These collector’s editions come as 2-LP sets housed in stunning gatefold jackets with a deluxe 20-page book. Music lovers can choose from the standard black vinyl, cobalt, or crystal-clear vinyl pressings. For the ultimate collector’s experience, fans can also head directly to the TSO store on September 13.
TSO’s Long Road Of Concerts In Michigan
Photo by Anna Webber/Getty Images
(L-R) Chris Caffery, Roddy Chong, David Z, and Joel Hoekstra of Trans-Siberian Orchestra perform onstage Webber/Getty Images for iHeart Radio)
This takes you back as early as 1999. The TSO’s first show was at the Filmore, where it was known as The State Theater.
From 2000 through 2002, they made their home at the Detroit Opera House.
It wasn’t long after that the show grew in popularity, and it needed an even larger venue. In 2003, it moved to the Palace of Auburn Hills.
The Latest home is now Little Caesars Arena, where they celebrated ” The Ghosts of Christmas Eve”: The Best of TSO and last year in 2023.
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List Of Must Watch Holiday Christmas Classics Movies
When it comes to Holiday Christmas Classics on TV and Movies there is no shortage of great entertainment. The holidays are going to whip by us so fast it will make your head spin. Take some time around the family tube and don’t forget some of these Christmas classics from the past.
Here are some are my personal favorites. I won’t be surprised if in some parts of the movie make your eyes water a bit. It must be the onion dip with the potato chips. I hope you get a chance to see some of my all-time favorite Christmas movies.
WCSX Staff Picks For Favorite Holiday Christmas Classics
Megan Murphy – goes right off the charts to start a controversy with the pick of the movie, “Die Hard.” Megan, a huge Bruce Willis fan says, “I’m totally 100% on the bandwagon that,Die Hard is no doubt a Christmas movie.”
Big Jim’s House Jim O’Brian – “Yippee ki yay,” a second vote for, Die Hard. As for TV classics, the episode of M*A*S* H* where Hawkeye goes out as Santa to a fox hole.
Local Celebrity Ryan Logan – The Christmas Classic, Bad Santa. The Christmas season just got much less joyous in this dark comedy, Billy Bob Thornton, Tony Cox, Bernie Mac.
“I consider Rise ofThe Guardians a Christmas movie but really it deals with all holidays. It centers around Jack Frost. The cast is star-studded. Chris Pine is Jack Frost, Hugh Jackman plays the Easter Bunny, and Alec Baldwin voices a tatted-up Russian Santa.
“Our favorite family Christmas movie is National Lampoons Christmas Vacation. The movie is a timeless classic and has so many unforgettable moments.”
Ben Perez WCSX Regional Promotions ManagerPromotions – Favorite is, A Christmas Story. Be careful, Ben, you’ll shoot your eye out, kid.
Screamin’ Scott Randall – Here are some of my personal favorites. I won’t be surprised if some parts of the movie make your eyes water a bit. It must be the onion dip with the potato chips. I hope you get a chance to see some of my all-time favorite Christmas movies. Some great Christmas Holiday Movie Classics watching is in store for the next few weeks. And if you really want to know what I think. Yes, I think, Die Hard is a Christmas movie too.
The Night of the Meek - The Twilight Zone episode (season 2, episode 11)
This movie originally aired on December 23, 1960, on CBS. Years before Bad Santa, Art Carney starred as a drunk mall Santa with one wish to make someone’s Christmas wishes come true. There are a lot of Hollywood extras in this episode to make this a wonderful Christmas classic come to life. It’s my All-TIME favorite must-see episode.
The Ref - with Denis Leary , Kevin Spacey, Judy Davis
Denis Leary plays an unfortunate cat burglar trapped in a fate worse than jail when he takes a bickering couple played by Kevin Spacey, and Judy Davis, and their annoying relatives hostage. Before long, they’re driving him nuts, and the line between who is whose hostage begins to blur. His only hope is to act as their referee and resolve their differences.
Fred Clause - starring Vince Vaughn
Vince Vaughn had a smash hit with the movie, “Swingers,” in 1996. I was so impressed that I had to watch everything that he was in. Here is Vince in a Christmas movie, Fred Clause. Imagine if Santa had a brother.
Bill Murray in "SCROOGED"
This is a hilarious take-off of Charles Dickens’s “A Christmas Carol.” Bill Murry and a cast of characters rip through the Christmas Tale with a lot of twists and turns. Even the ending seems like the movie company ran out of money for a script to finish. It does end on a happy note.
Three Stooges Christmas
What kind of Three Stooges fan are you? Do you like Shemp or Curly? This short film entitled “Malice in the Palace” features Shemp along with Moe and Larry as each don disguises as Santa Claus and rides in a horse-drawn sleigh across the sand.
Born in Mt Clemens, Screamin’ Scott has been a part of the Detroit airwaves for 30-plus years. With 40 years of experience in radio. When he’s not out on the streets for WCSX, you can find him devoting time to local charities with his, “Screamin Angels”; and for 16 years with Rock 4 Tots charity. And last 10 years with his local band, "Chit!." Screamin Scott likes to write about nostalgic Detroit area memories, classic rock, and local metro Detroit topics.
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