Trans Siberian Orchestra Invades Palace Of Auburn Hills
AUBURN HILLS (WWJ) - Tis the season to take in the Trans Siberian Orchestra, who will be playing at the Palace of Auburn Hills on Saturday.
Founder Paul O'Neil said the rock show is done without the aid of Pyrotechnics, but is an awe to see with all the smoke, mirrors and lasers.
"The only way to describe Trans Siberian Orchestra is The Who meets Phantom of the Opera meets Pink Floyd's light show on steroids, and I'll take anyone of those as a complement," said O'Neil.
O'Neil said the Orchestra was the first band have more than 80 members and to never be an opening act. He also said all age groups like this music but one demographic in particular stands out.
"Every economic class, from the ultra-rich to the extremely poor, here's the weird part, the average age is 21. I'm like, '21? That's impossible,' but it's true," said O'Neil.
Tickets ($62, $52, $42 and $32) are still available for the matinée and evening shows at 3 and 8 p.m. For more information, visit www.palacenet.com.
