Trans-Siberian Orchestra Tickets
About Trans-Siberian Orchestra
See everyone’s favorite Christmas event with Trans-Siberian Orchestra tickets or TSO for short as most fans like to call them. The Trans-Siberian Orchestra (TSO) was founded in 1996 by Paul O’Neill, Jon Oliva and Al Pitrelli. What O'Neill envisioned was mixing rock and classical with drama to create a sound that was epic meets rock opera. The name of the band echoes the epicism and grandiosity of the music – Siberian vistas and grandiosity.
Their first album Christmas Eve and Other Stories (1996) featured a rock opera, an amalgamation of Christmas and rock/classical music. Album standouts are "Christmas Eve/Sarajevo 12/24" and "A Last Illusion." The Christmas Attic sequel followed up and features a few hits like "The Ghosts of Christmas Eve" and "The March of the Kings."
Then in 2000, TSO presented Beethoven’s Last Night with hit tracks off this album, "The Dark," and "Waltz No. 6 in A-flat Major." With Christmas Canon Rock and Wizards in Winter, they rounded out their Christmas-themed discography on The Lost Christmas Eve (2004). There are more songs on their rock/organ-infused double album Night Castle (2009) including "Night Castle" and "The Safest Way into Tomorrow."
The band Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s blend of rock, classical and drama has left them an unusual and influential artist in the musical landscape. They still have people all over the world listening to their holiday rock operas and jaw-dropping shows. Witness the band perform live this winter with Trans-Siberian Orchestra tickets from TicketSmarter.
FAQ About Trans-Siberian Orchestra Concerts
How Did Trans-Siberian Orchestra Get Its Name?
- The name Trans-Siberian Orchestra (TSO) reflects the name given to the band by its founder Paul O’Neill in response to the expansive and multicultural nature of its sound. O’Neill needed a name that implied something great, special and universal. He went with "Trans-Siberian" because the Trans-Siberian Railway, which runs through Russia and links different regions, symbolically moves from one place to another across vast distances and unites worlds. And so did TSO, whose music tried to be both genreless and to fuse rock, classical and theatre into something shared with all. The addition of "Orchestra" made the group seem symphonic and monumental.
When is the Trans-Siberian Orchestra going on tour?
- The Trans-Siberian Orchestra (TSO) performs its stunning live shows in cities and stadiums around the U.S. each year in its annual winter holiday tour with big stage effects and lights. Some tours, like "The Ghosts of Christmas Eve" and "The Christmas Eve and Other Stories Tour," have seen the band perform in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Dallas, at Madison Square Garden, the Hollywood Bowl, and the American Airlines Center. Check out Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s 2025 tour dates right now to book a ticket to the band’s concert in your city this winter!
How much are Trans-Siberian Orchestra tickets?
- A good reserved ticket to a Trans-Siberian Orchestra show will cost about $100. If you want to spend a lot of money and have a great night out, consider tickets listed on the upper floors of the stadium or center. These TSO cheap tickets start as low as $63 for a gig at the Giant Center.
When can Trans-Siberian Orchestra tickets be purchased?
- Tickets for the Trans-Siberian Orchestra tour start selling for their winter concert series at the end of summer. These TSO tickets can be yours instantly when you purchase them on TicketSmarter since we don’t require you to deal with presale codes or wait in lines at the box office.
How long are Trans-Siberian Orchestra concerts?
- They’re generally about 2–3 hours long, which includes a combination of their "Christmas Eve/Sarajevo 12/24," "Wizards in Winter," and "Christmas Canon" with stories and effects.
Songs from the Trans-Siberian Orchestra Tour Setlist
Trans-Siberian Orchestra's setlist while performing in Oklahoma City , OK at “Paycom Center” included the following songs:
- Welcome
- Moonlight and Madness
- The Lost Christmas Eve
- Faith Noel
- The Lost Christmas Eve
- Wizards in Winter
- Christmas Nights in Blue
- Christmas Jam / Siberian Sleigh Ride
- Queen of the Winter Night
- What Is Christmas?
- Wish Liszt (Toy Shop Madness)
- For the Sake of Our Brother
- Back to a Reason, Part II
- What Child Is This?
- Christmas Canon Rock
- Different Wings
- Faith Noel (Reprise)
- Best of TSO
- King Rurik / Mozart & Madness / Tracers
- The Three Kings and I
- First Snow
- A Mad Russian's Christmas
- Nutrocker / Drum Solo
- Believe
- Requiem (The Fifth)
- This Christmas Day
- Christmas Eve (Sarajevo 12/24)
Source: Setlist.fm
