PRIME ORCHESTRA - New ROCK SYMPHO SHOW 2024

PRIME ORCHESTRA - New ROCK SYMPHO SHOW 2024

This music show is a real sensation! A storm of emotions and impressions, drive and crazy energy! New ROCK SYMPHO SHOW 2024 - legendary rock hits of the 20th and 21st centuries in an original reinterpretation by the innovative crossover orchestra - PRIME ORCHESTRA!

New edition

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Immerse yourself in a world of sounds where classical music meets rock and roll, creating an amazing spectacle for all music fans. Legendary rock hits from Ozzy Osbourne, Metallica, Scorpions, Queen, Aerosmith, Bon Jovi, AC/DC, Muse, SOAD, Sting, and many other rock legends will be performed by a symphony orchestra accompanied by a powerful rock band, great vocalists, a unique DJ, and a charismatic conductor.

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This show has already won the hearts of rock fans around the world, and with its energy and unique sound, it continues to attract new followers. And there's more - several pleasant surprises await you!

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Join us on this unique musical journey!

Tickets are already on sale!

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