Andre Rieu

World renowned violinist, Andre Rieu, will be touring in North America later this year. He will perform in twelve cities this winter, including Vancouver and Toronto in December.

According to Andre Rieu, music is his life. Since the first waltz he ever played, he realized that he wanted to make classical music more accessible to the public, and has spent the last twenty years doing just that.

Speaking about the upcoming tour on his website, Rieu is quoted as saying, “Music is the most wonderful thing in the world… I want to bring joy with an ode to waltzes, polkas, romantic ballads and many more beautiful melodies. It will be a very special night.”

The Celebration of Music Tour kicks off at Jobing.com Arena in Glendale, AZ on November 29, and closes out at Air Canada Centre in Toronto on December 12.

For Andre Rieu tickets, visit Ticketmaster.com or ShowTimeTickets.com, where we are never sold out! For tour dates, check the listings below. Continue to check back with us for information on other upcoming concerts in your area.

Canada Tour Dates:
Dec 7 – Vancouver Andre Rieu Tickets
Dec 12 – Toronto Andre Rieu Tickets

U.S. Tour Dates:
Nov 29 – Glendale Andre Rieu Tickets
Nov 30 – Las Vegas Andre Rieu Tickets
Dec 1 – San Diego Andre Rieu Tickets
Dec 2 – Ontario Andre Rieu Tickets
Dec 3 – Los Angeles Andre Rieu Tickets
Dec 4 – San Jose Andre Rieu Tickets
Dec 6 – Seattle Andre Rieu Tickets
Dec 9 – Fort Lauderdale Andre Rieu Tickets
Dec 10 – Tampa Andre Rieu Tickets
Dec 11 – Orlando Andre Rieu Tickets

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Simon and Garfunkel

The legendary duo, Simon and Garfunkel, have announced an exciting North American tour beginning in April, covering eight dates in Canada. Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel began collaborating in grade school, writing their first tunes together during the doo-wop era. They formed the band Tom and Jerry, and had a hit called “Hey, Schoolgirl” in 1957.

Little did they know that the harmonies they were crafting then would eventually carry them into the prolific sixties as frontrunners of the folk phenomenon.

Songs like “Bridge Over Troubled Water,” “Scarborough Fair,” “Mrs. Robinson,” and “Sounds of Silence” placed Simon and Garfunkel in the forefront of public consciousness, and brought success on a massive scale.

The celebrated Simon and Garfunkel have received much recognition as artists, including numerous Grammys. They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1990, and received a lifetime achievement award in 2003. With a timeless collection of enduring songs, Simon and Garfunkel are considered a cornerstone of American music.

Simon and Garfunkel will begin their tour at Jazz Fest in New Orleans, Louisiana on April 24th. They will play eight dates across Canada, concluding their tour at Bell Centre in Montreal on May 15th.
Don’t miss your chance to see the iconic folk duo live! For Simon and Garfunkel tickets, visit Ticketmaster.com or ShowTimeTickets.com, where we are never sold out.

For a full list of tour dates, check the listings below. Remember to check back with us for information about other upcoming concerts in your area.

Canada Tour Dates:
Apr. 29 – Vancouver Simon and Garfunkel Tickets
May 1 – Edmonton Simon and Garfunkel Tickets
May 2 – Calgary Simon and Garfunkel Tickets
May 4 – Saskatoon Simon and Garfunkel Tickets
May 5 – Winnipeg Simon and Garfunkel Tickets
May 12 – Toronto Simon and Garfunkel Tickets
May 14 – Kanata Simon and Garfunkel Tickets
May 15 – Montreal Simon and Garfunkel Tickets

U.S. Tour Dates:
Apr. 24 – New Orleans Simon and Garfunkel Tickets
May 7 – Fargo Simon and Garfunkel Tickets
May 8 –  St. Paul Simon and Garfunkel Tickets
May 9 – Madison Simon and Garfunkel Tickets
May 11 – Auburn Hills Simon and Garfunkel Tickets

To my surprise the park was overflowing with lawn chairs and blankets spread out past the normal concert bowl area, spilling out past the hot dog and lemonade vendor’s booths. As the entire hilled area was covered in lawn chairs, it didn’t make much sense to try to find a spot where we could squish our blanket as we’d be starting at people’s backs, so we made our way to the back of the field…behind the vendors.

Perfoming popular classics and showtunes, the VSO played for nearly 2 hours, with a brief intermission at the half-way mark. While it was a lovely way to spend an evening, unfortunately, due to the size of the crowd, I heard more people’s conversations than I did of the symphony and I spent the entire time staring at mini donuts (although not a bad thing per se).

I’d definitely recommend attending next year – but would advise to go early. Next year I’m packing a picnic dinner and heading a couple hours before the VSO takes the stage!