Blue Violin’s Retro Rock & Roll Christmas

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80s Holiday Spectacular

WED, November 18, 7pm

America’s Christmas Soundtrack Returns

After sold-out performances from the Sydney Opera House to Prague, Carnegie Hall to Iceland, internationally touring violin sensation Blue Violin returns with the 4th Annual Retro Rock & Roll Christmas Tour — an electrifying holiday spectacular blending the energy of an 80s arena rock show with the magic of Christmas.

Featuring a live rock band, soaring choir, breathtaking cathedral projection mapping, and unforgettable violin performances, this cinematic production reimagines Christmas classics alongside the music of legendary artists like Michael Jackson, Bon Jovi, Van Halen, Bruce Springsteen, Kate Bush, Wham!, Tears for Fears, and more.

The Concert That Feels Like Christmas

From emotional holiday moments to crowd-on-your-feet rock anthems, Retro Rock & Roll Christmas transports audiences through a nostalgic world of glowing cathedrals, epic rock energy, powerful singalongs, and unexpected surprises — culminating in Blue Violin’s internationally acclaimed performance of The Devil Went Down to Georgia.

Seen by over 20,000 audience members across North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia, Blue Violin’s Retro Rock & Roll Christmas has quickly become one of the most unique and unforgettable holiday concert experiences touring today.

What People Are Saying

“Like Trans-Siberian Orchestra meets an 80s arena concert”

— Audience Member

“The Greatest Rock and Roll Violinist of a Generation”

— Music Makers

“Like the Ed Sheeran of Violinists…This needs to be felt, heard and seen to be believed”

— Adelaide Fringe

“Electrifying”

— Boston Globe

More Info at blue-violin.com/retro-christmas

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