Event on 2012-03-01 19:30:00
The Phoenix Symphony with Phoenix Theatre Presents an Evening with Rodgers & Hammerstein
Friday, March 30, 2012, 8pm
Symphony Hall [Seat Map]
Michael Christie, Conductor
Phoenix Theatre, -
Share the joy of life with Tevye and his family as The Phoenix Symphony takes a leading role alongside actors from the Phoenix Theatre presenting one of Broadway’s greatest musicals of all time, Fiddler on the Roof, winner of nine Tony Awards.
To reach the Box Office, please call (602) 495-1999 or (800) 776-9080. Box Office hours are Monday through Friday, 10am to 4pm.
Special Seating Requests Wheelchair seats or aisle seating can be reserved by calling the ticket office at (602) 495-1999.
For ticket purchases of 10 seats or greater, please call the Group Sales Manager at (602) 495-1999 or email groupsales@phoenixsymphony.org for group discount rates.
All sales are final, no refunds or exchanges. Replacement of lost or damaged tickets subject to a service charge. Please note: Use of cameras, video recorders or audio recording equipment not allowed in the auditorium, and is strictly enforced.
at Phoenix Symphony Hall
75th N Second Street
Phoenix, United States
August Burns Red
Event on 2012-02-08 19:00:00
Event Description:
They look like clean-cut suburban kids, but when August Burns Red plug in to play, they unleash a precise, powerfully emotional metalcore onslaught that has won them a loyal following among fans of adventurous hard rock. August Burns Red was formed in Lancaster, PA, in 2003, and took their name from a local news story in which a troubled teenage girl set fire to a pet dog belonging to her former boyfriend. Featuring vocalist Jon Hershey, guitarists J.B. Brubaker and Brent Rambler, bassist Jordan Tuscan, and drummer Matt Greiner, the group recorded their first demo in 2004, when some of the members were still in high school; later that year, a local independent label, CI Records, released the group's first EP, Looks Fragile After All. Steady touring and positive response to the EP led to the group being signed to noted Christian metal label Solid State Records, who released August Burns Red's first full-length album, Thrill Seeker, in the fall of 2005. Thrill Seeker also marked the recording debut for vocalist Josh McManness, who replaced the departing Jon Hershey. McManness's stay with August Burns Red proved to be short, and when their second album, Messengers, reached stores in June 2007, the group had yet another lead singer, Jake Luhrs; Messengers marked the first time that the full band collaborated on lyrics as well as music for the album's 11 songs. Not long after Messengers was released, CI Records reissued Looks Fragile After All in a special edition with new cover artwork and a bonus DVD. Another look at the session for the album, Lost Messengers: The Outtakes, appeared from Solid State in 2009, along with a new studio project, Constellations. The band toured heavily before settling into the studio the following year with producer Jason Suecof. In 2011, August Burns Red released their fourth studio album, Leveler. - All Music GuideVenue Details
The Complex - Salt Lake’s Newest Venue – 4 venues under 1 roof. The Vibe – 21+ Sports Bar, Lounge, intimate concerts. Vertigo – 21+ for rock bands, karaoke, etc. The Grand – All ages w/21+ bar. Rockwell – All ages for concerts, dances and sporting events. Must be 10 years of age or older to attend a concert.
at The Complex
537 W. 100 S.
Salt Lake City, United States
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