Along with a concert from Pentatonix, the annual stop by Trans-Siberian Orchestra with its more rock-leaning Christmas show ...

Trans-Siberian Orchestra once again bring their bombastic fusion of rock and classical pomp to Orlando for the Christmas ...

TSO’s 1996 debut, the rock opera “Christmas Eve and Other Stories,” is one of the best-selling holiday albums of the past 40 ...

Last year, Trans-Siberian Orchestra was forced to cancel their signature annual project — the holiday tour of North American arenas that typically draws more than a million fans. To help fill the void ...

Longtime drummer Jeff Plate says fans can expect fresh visuals, a reworked setlist and a tribute to the 25th anniversary of ...

The 2025 edition of the “Merry Songwriter Revue,” the sixth overall, is Saturday at BJ’s Lounge, a neighborhood watering hole in Bywater. In addition to Ever More Nest, the roster includes Alex ...

WORCESTER — The multiple-platinum rock group Trans-Siberian Orchestra released "The Lost Christmas Eve," the third album of its famous Christmas trilogy, 20 years ago in 2004. Like the previous two ...

Trans-Siberian Orchestra (TSO) is returning to Upstate New York this holiday season with their acclaimed “The Lost Christmas Eve Tour.” Celebrating the 20th anniversary of the last album in their ...

Christmas isn't here yet. But it will roll up fast, and while for many the holiday will ignite happy emotions, for others the season will be accompanied by a touch of melancholy. That's only natural, ...

Trans-Siberian Orchestra was born with the song “Christmas Eve (Sarajevo 12/24),” recorded by the progressive metal act Savatage for its 1995 album “Dead Winter Dead.” Paul O’Neill, who wrote the song ...

After more than 25 years of touring, it’s just not feasible for Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s stage production to get any larger ...

The Trans-Siberian Orchestra is taking its annual holiday tour on the road with a production of "The Lost Christmas Eve" for the first time since 2013. The show will come to the DCU Center Nov. 30.