Frank Erwin Center | Press Releases

AUSTIN, TEXAS – In the decade since Trans-Siberian Orchestra debuted, the group has sold more than five million albums and performed before more than two million fans in sold-out venues across the country. Last night, Trans-Siberian Orchestra once again played before a sellout crowd at the Frank Erwin Center.

In 1996, Trans-Siberian Orchestra was founded by Paul O’Neill, Robert Kinkel, and Jon Oliva. The group's name is inspired by Trans-Siberian Railway in Russia. The style of music that Trans-Siberian Orchestra creates is described as a blend of progressive rock, symphonic metal, and heavy metal, with influences from classical music. The group includes an orchestral string section, a full rock band, multiple vocalists, a narrator, extensive pyrotechnics, a laser and light show and even a snowfall. TSO, Stone City Attractions and the Frank Erwin Center thank Austin for another sold out performance.

Since 1977, the Frank Erwin Center has served Central Texans with some of the best in live entertainment. The multi-purpose facility located on The University of Texas at Austin campus, hosts a variety of events including concerts, theatrical performances, family shows and sporting events. It is also serves as the home court for the Texas men’s and women’s basketball teams.

For all ticket inquiries, please contact Texas Box Office at
512-477-6060 or 1-800-982-2386.