$16 for Concert by Queensryche's Geoff Tate at The Historic Rogue Theatre in Grants Pass on June 13 (Up to $31.50 Value)
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The lead singer of the venerable prog-metal band puts his pipes to use during acoustic versions of his solo work and Queensryche hits
Nothing can match the thrill of seeing a concert in person, not even watching it on a high-definition Blu-ray or listening to it on a high-definition parrot. Get out of your cage with this deal to see Queensryche’s Geoff Tate at The Historic Rogue Theatre in Grants Pass. For $16, you get one general-admission ticket on Wednesday, June 13, at 8 p.m. (up to a $31.50 value, including all fees). Doors open at 7 p.m.
After three decades as lead singer of renowned progressive-metal band Queensryche, Geoff Tate shows fans a strummier side on his West Coast acoustic tour. Tate turns his mellifluous pipes on an unplugged set that includes songs from his 2002 self-titled solo album, Queensryche classics, and Andrew Lloyd Webber favorites. The stripped-down style brings Tate’s famously brooding voice and complex melodies, along with a less expected sense of groove, to the fore. Originally a Great Depression getaway, the art-deco Historic Rogue Theatre evokes the splendor of Hollywood’s golden age, and the auditorium’s renovated interior keep guests comfy during concerts and post-show discussions with ushers over the semantics of the phrase “you have to leave.”
The lead singer of the venerable prog-metal band puts his pipes to use during acoustic versions of his solo work and Queensryche hits
Nothing can match the thrill of seeing a concert in person, not even watching it on a high-definition Blu-ray or listening to it on a high-definition parrot. Get out of your cage with this deal to see Queensryche’s Geoff Tate at The Historic Rogue Theatre in Grants Pass. For $16, you get one general-admission ticket on Wednesday, June 13, at 8 p.m. (up to a $31.50 value, including all fees). Doors open at 7 p.m.
After three decades as lead singer of renowned progressive-metal band Queensryche, Geoff Tate shows fans a strummier side on his West Coast acoustic tour. Tate turns his mellifluous pipes on an unplugged set that includes songs from his 2002 self-titled solo album, Queensryche classics, and Andrew Lloyd Webber favorites. The stripped-down style brings Tate’s famously brooding voice and complex melodies, along with a less expected sense of groove, to the fore. Originally a Great Depression getaway, the art-deco Historic Rogue Theatre evokes the splendor of Hollywood’s golden age, and the auditorium’s renovated interior keep guests comfy during concerts and post-show discussions with ushers over the semantics of the phrase “you have to leave.”
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Named for the famed German soprano, Lotte Lehmann Concert Hall pays homage to a wealth of musicians during its slate of concerts. Throughout the year, the USBC music venue welcomes gospel choirs and symphonies to its stage, as well as wind ensembles that double as the venue’s air conditioning system.