Trans-Siberian Orchestra (TSO) have revealed details of their 2025 Winter Tour, which will take the multi-platinum group to 64 cities for a total of 106 performances across the United States. This year’s production will feature a new version of The Ghosts Of Christmas Eve paired with a second set that includes greatest hits, fan favorites, and a 25th anniversary celebration of Beethoven’s Last Night.
The Ghosts Of Christmas Eve: The Best Of TSO And More tour will continue TSO’s reputation for blending rock, classical elements, and theatrical storytelling, enhanced with pyrotechnics, laser effects, and a full-scale stage show.
Pre-sales for fan club members begin on Thursday, September 4, and Friday, September 5. Additional pre-sales for select groups follow on Thursday, September 11 at 10 a.m. local time. General ticket sales open to the public on Friday, September 12 at 10 a.m. local time. Tour dates and ticketing information can be found here.
The 2025 run will present a reimagined version of The Ghosts Of Christmas Eve, a story first conceived by TSO’s late founder Paul O’Neill and originally released as a multi-platinum DVD TV special. The rock opera tells the tale of a runaway who takes shelter in an abandoned vaudeville theater on Christmas Eve. Following this performance, the concert will move into a second act featuring a high-energy mix of hits, deeper cuts, and unexpected surprises.
Musical director and guitarist Al Pitrelli reflected on the milestone: “When I go back and listen to our songs, I am always amazed at how quickly the time has gone by. It’s been 25 years since we recorded Beethoven’s Last Night and it seems just like yesterday. We are excited to play pieces from the album and pay respects to the art and legacies of both the great composer and Paul O’Neill. I’m looking forward to watching the expressions on everyone’s face, with all the surprises we have in store. We can’t wait to get on the road.”
In honor of the 25th anniversary, Beethoven’s Last Night will be issued on vinyl for the first time on September 12. The 2LP release will be offered in two versions: a special lenticular cover edition and a red vinyl pressing. The album tells the dramatic story of Ludwig van Beethoven’s final hours, combining his iconic music with TSO’s distinctive rock and theatrical approach.
The band also announced the return of the signing line tradition. For the first time since 2019, fans attending evening performances will have the chance to meet members of the group and get one item signed, free of charge.
With more than 20 million concert tickets sold and over $20 million donated to charity, Trans-Siberian Orchestra remain one of the most successful and charitable rock acts in the world. Continuing Paul O’Neill’s legacy, the group will once again donate at least $1 from every ticket sold to local charities in each city they perform.
TSO 2025 tour dates:
All dates have matinee and evening performances unless noted.
Nov. 13: Green Bay, Wisconsin – Resch Center
Nov. 13: Council Bluffs, Iowa – Mid-America Center (evening only)
Nov. 15: Cincinnati – Heritage Bank Center
Nov. 15: Denver – Ball Arena
Nov. 16: Youngstown, Ohio – Covelli Centre
Nov. 16: Colorado Springs, Colorado – Broadmoor World Arena
Nov. 19: Knoxville, Tennessee – Thompson-Boling Arena at Food City Center (evening only)
Nov. 19: Salt Lake City – Delta Center
Nov. 20: Greensboro, North Carolina – First Horizon Coliseum (evening only)
Nov. 20: Idaho Falls, Idaho – Mountain America Center (evening only)
Nov. 21: Allentown, Pennsylvania – PPL Center (evening only)
Nov. 21: Spokane, Washington – Spokane Arena (evening only)
Nov. 22: Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania – Mohegan Arena at Casey Plaza
Nov. 22: Seattle – Climate Pledge Arena
Nov. 23: Hershey, Pennsylvania – Giant Center
Nov. 23: Portland, OR – Moda Center
Nov. 25: Bakersfield, California – Dignity Health Arena (evening only)
Nov. 26: Ottawa, Ontario – Canadian Tire Centre (evening only)
Nov. 28: Manchester, New Hampshire – SNHU Arena
Nov. 28: Sacramento, California – Golden 1 Center
Nov. 29: Worcester, Massachussetts – DCU Center
Nov. 29: Anaheim, California – Honda Center
Nov. 30: Uncasville, Connecticut – Mohegan Sun Arena
Nov. 30: Phoenix – PHX Arena
Dec. 3: Fort Wayne, Indiana– Allen County War Memorial Coliseum (evening only)
Dec. 3: Tulsa, Oklahoma – BOK Center (evening only)
Dec. 4: Indianapolis – Gainbridge Fieldhouse (evening only)
Dec. 4: Little Rock, Arkansas – Simmons Bank Arena (evening only)
Dec. 5: Toledo, Ohio – Huntington Center
Dec. 5: Springfield, Missouri – Great Southern Bank Arena (evening only)
Dec. 6: Dayton, Ohio – Nutter Center
Dec. 6: Kansas City, Missouri – T-Mobile Center
Dec. 7: Grand Rapids, Michigan – Van Andel Arena
Dec. 7: Oklahoma City – Paycom Center
Dec. 10: Lexington, Kentucky – Rupp Arena (evening only)
Dec. 10: Birmingham, Alabama – Legacy Arena at the BJCC (evening only)
Dec. 11: Raleigh, North Carolina – Lenovo Center (evening only)
Dec. 11: Jacksonville, Florida – VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena (evening only)
Dec. 12: Greenville, South Carolina – Bon Secours Wellness Arena
Dec. 12: Sunrise, Florida – Amerant Bank Arena (evening only)
Dec. 13: Charlotte – Spectrum Center
Dec. 13: Orlando, Florida – Kia Center
Dec. 14: Atlanta – Gas South Arena
Dec. 14: Tampa, Florida – Benchmark International Arena
Dec. 17: Albany, New York – MVP Arena (evening only)
Dec. 17: New Orleans – Smoothie King Center (evening only)
Dec. 18: Elmont, New York – UBS Arena (evening only)
Dec. 18: Austin – Moody Center (evening only)
Dec. 19: Newark, New Jersey – Prudential Center
Dec. 19: Houston – Toyota Center
Dec. 20: Pittsburgh – PPG Paints Arena
Dec. 20: Dallas – American Airlines Center
Dec. 21: Philadelphia – Xfinity Mobile Arena
Dec. 21: San Antonio – Frost Bank Center
Dec. 23: Columbus, Ohio – Nationwide Arena
Dec. 23: St. Louis – Enterprise Center
Dec. 26: Cleveland – Rocket Arena
Dec. 26: Chicago – Allstate Arena
Dec. 27: Detroit – Little Caesars Arena
Dec. 27: Milwaukee – Fiserv Forum
Dec. 28: Hamilton, Ontario – TD Coliseum
Dec. 28: Minneapolis – Target Center
Dec. 30: Washington, DC – Capital One Arena
Dec. 30: Fargo, North Dakota – Fargodome
