Seattle Rock Orchestra
performs
Led Zeppelin III & IV
Oct. 12 at The Moore Theatre

 

SRO dives deeper into Zeppelin's discography, performing songs from the surprisingly acoustic and folky Led Zeppelin III, as well songs from the mature heavy rock of Led Zeppelin IV.  Featured songs include 'Going To California,' 'Immigrant Song,' and of course the one and only 'Stairway to Heaven.' 

Doors at 6:30pm
Show at 7:30pm

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Reserved floor & 1st balcony, General admission 2nd balcony.

All ages

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Prices start from $35 (not including fees)

Join us for a special retrospective of David Bowie's 50+ year career as a music legend! Seattle Rock Orchestra's program begins with a reflection on Bowie's early career from 1969-1974, largely on his glamarific 'Ziggy Stardust' era, featuring large swathes of his 1971 breakout album Hunky Dory, and 1972's masterpiece The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars. After an intermission, SRO switch gears into full-on party mode as they perform his most danceable songs—from the 'plastic soul' of 1975's Young Americans, through his reinvigorated reign as an 80's pop icon. And, as a meditation on his legacy, the orchestra will take advantage of their full spectrum of tone colors, occasionally punctuating the evening with plaintive orchestral moments taken from his experimental 'Berlin Trilogy' years. Featuring the songs 'Life On Mars?,' 'Starman,' 'Let’s Dance,' 'Under Pressure,' 'Young Americans,' and many more, this is a program you won't want to miss!

Seattle Rock Orchestra continues its exploration into the complete Beatles' discography (an enduring Mother's Day tradition!) with a performance of their classic 1967 albums Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band and Magical Mystery Tour, both renowned for their experimentation, innovation, and ambition in their use of recording techniques and varied stylistic influences. Never performed live during The Beatles' short career, Seattle Rock Orchestra will caringly bring these two studio masterpieces to life for a live audience. Featuring the songs “Penny Lane,” “Strawberry Fields Forever,” "Lucy In the Sky With Diamonds,” "When I’m Sixty Four,” "A Day In the Life” and many more, this is a program you won't w

Doors at 6:30pm / 1pm
Show at 7:30pm / 2pm

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Reserved floor & 1st balcony, General admission 2nd balcony.

All ages

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Prices start from $35 (not including fees)

Seattle Rock Orchestra continues its exploration into the complete Beatles' discography (an enduring Mother's Day tradition!) with a performance of their classic 1967 albums Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band and Magical Mystery Tour, both renowned for their experimentation, innovation, and ambition in their use of recording techniques and varied stylistic influences. Never performed live during The Beatles' short career, Seattle Rock Orchestra will caringly bring these two studio masterpieces to life for a live audience. Featuring the songs “Penny Lane,” “Strawberry Fields Forever,” "Lucy In the Sky With Diamonds,” "When I’m Sixty Four,” "A Day In the Life” and many more, this is a program you won't w

Doors at 6:30pm / 1pm
Show at 7:30pm / 2pm

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Reserved floor & 1st balcony, General admission 2nd balcony.

All ages

​

Prices start from $35 (not including fees)

 Seattle Rock Orchestra pays homage to two country music trailblazers: Patsy Cline and Loretta Lynn. Both friends and contemporaries, Cline popularized the “Nashville Sound” and reached new technical and expressive heights in country singing, while Lynn challenged audiences with lyrics that were fearlessly autobiographical and often controversial for the time. Come delight in this afternoon of classic country sounds, as we celebrate these two titans of music with an intimate show featuring vocalists Annie Jantzer and Kate Dinsmore, accompanied by string quartet and rhythm section.

Featured songs include “Crazy,” ” Fall to Pieces,” “Coal Miner’s Daughter,” “Don’t Come Home A-Drinkin’ (With Lovin’ on Your Mind),” and many more.