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WORCESTER — A fan favorite is returning to the city this fall, with the Trans-Siberian Orchestra scheduled to perform 2 shows Saturday, November 28th.
The annual Worcester stop has become a popular holiday tradition, with Trans-Siberian Orchestra routinely selling out the DCU Center during its yearly visit.
This year's tour features a new production of "The Ghosts of Christmas Eve: The Best of TSO and More," combining the group's fan-favorite holiday rock opera with the group's classics and rarely performed selections.
Known for combining rock music with elaborate lighting, lasers, video and pyrotechnics, Trans-Siberian Orchestra has become one of the country's most successful touring holiday acts.
An official T.S.O. presale is scheduled for Thursday, September 17th, and will run for 24 hours. No membership or preregistration is required. A selection of floor seats and tickets throughout the arena will be available during the presale.
Fans can sign up here to receive an email or text reminder containing the presale code.
Tickets go on sale to the general public Friday, September 18th.
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