Trans-Siberian Orchestra (TSO) is launching its 2025 Winter Tour, reimagining their holiday show with new production elements, including a second set of hits and fan favorites, along with a 25th-anniversary tribute to Beethoven's Last Night.

Tickets for the tour go on sale September 12, with each purchase donating $1 to local charities, and the performances are scheduled for 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at Fiserv Forum, presented by 102.9 THE HOG.

Part of the proceeds from the tour will benefit Akron Children’s Hospital and Sight for All United, with the 7:30 p.m. show specifically supporting PreventEd, an organization focused on preventing drug and alcohol abuse in schools.

Justin Topa, the arena’s marketing director, emphasizes that TSO’s holiday concerts are a cherished community tradition, bringing families together from across northeastern Pennsylvania, and describing the event as akin to holiday customs like decorating the tree.

The tour also features the vinyl debut of Beethoven’s Last Night in two special editions on September 12, marking a significant highlight, alongside the return of the band’s autograph signing tradition for fans in Cleveland, the first since 2019.

Presented by Live Nation and Cleveland’s STAR 102, the event is recognized as a holiday tradition, signaling the early start of the festive season even before fall officially begins.

With over 10 million albums sold in the U.S., TSO is renowned for blending rock and classical music, and their 2025 tour aims to honor founder Paul O’Neill’s legacy with one of the most spectacular live shows in rock.

Since 2001, TSO has performed at the Mohegan Arena, attracting over 316,000 guests and establishing itself as a staple holiday event in northeastern Pennsylvania.

The tour includes four Texas cities, with two shows at the American Airlines Center in Dallas scheduled for December 20, and more details available on the band’s official tour page.

A portion of ticket sales from the 3 p.m. show will benefit Siteman Kids at St. Louis Children’s Hospital, supporting pediatric cancer care.

Fans attending the 7:30 p.m. show can also look forward to a special opportunity to receive one free signed item from band members, reviving a popular fan engagement tradition.

Overall, the 2025 tour promises a visually stunning and reimagined concert experience, with additional highlights including the return of fan signing lines and a focus on community and charitable support.