TOWER OF POWER
Holiday & Hits Tour
December 10, 2024
After more than four decades, 38 SPECIAL continues to bring their signature blast of Southern Rock to over 100 cities a year. At each and every show, thousands of audience members are amazed by the explosive power of the band's performance.
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The NGSO collaborates with Spork Design, a renowned design studio known for its innovative approach. Together, they will bring to life the story of The Firebird, creating immersive experiences that transcend the traditional concert hall.
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Heralded as a mix of circus cabaret and theatre, The Vampire Circus is a mysterious, tantalizing, fun, dark, cutting-edge production guaranteed to amaze the senses.
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The Celtic Thunder ODYSSEY live theatrical production embodies the essence of these Public Television stars. It serves as a captivating exploration of Irish music and culture, spanning traditional Irish rhythms, contemporary beats, and innovative arrangements that define the group's distinctive sound.
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The Randy Travis: More Life Tour features the legendary country singer and his co-star in The Price, James Dupré. The Country Music Hall of Fame member’s long-time touring band, consisting of Steve Hinson, David Johnson, Lance Dary, Bill Cook, Joe Van Dyke and Herb Shucher along with longtime tour manager Jeff Davis will rejoin “Hoss,” as they affectionately call Travis.
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Molly Pauken, Randy Huff, and Kevin Reed join original members John
Schwab, Terry Efaw and Steve Reis in one of the Midwest’s most popular
bands over the last five decades, McGuffey Lane. The band is known for exceptional musicianship and vocal harmonies on
both their high energy music and their beautiful ballads.
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She has been featured in Billboard, Rolling Stone, and on NPR to name a few. Lucinda Williams calls her “the folk Nina Simone.” Egge’s newest album, “Sharing in the Spirit,” is a collection of songs that touch on politics, addiction, sex, and love.
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Steve-O (a.k.a. Stephen Glover) was willing to do whatever it took to become famous, even if it meant stapling his ball sack to his leg. After failing miserably at the University of Miami and couch-surfing with friends, he decided that in order to further his goal of becoming a stuntman he would enroll in Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Clown College.
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The Ohio Arts Council helped fund The Midland Theatre with state tax dollars to encourage economic growth, educational excellence and cultural enrichment for all Ohioans.
