Deep Purple: Iconic Hits with Symphony Orchestra, Plus Special Guest Ernie and the Automatics
Greek Theatre (2700 North Vermont Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90027)
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An Evening With The Tenors at the Greek Theatre
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With their signature operatic pop sound -- which combines the best of classical music and contemporary pop in an artful, high-energy mix -- The Tenors will take the stage at L.A.'s historic Greek Theatre. Boasting powerful voices and memorable melodies, this Canadian quartet of singers Remigio Pereira, Victor Micallef, Fraser Walters and Clifton Murray has performed worldwide and shared the stage with legends like Andrea Bocelli, Celine Dion, Sting and Paul McCartney. For this concert, part of a 70-city North American tour, the fellas formerly known as The Canadian Tenors will sing selections from their latest album, Lead With Your Heart, as well as some of the group's past hits like "The Prayer," "Amazing Grace," "Forever Young" and "Hallelujah." Learn More
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Dress in layers. Evening gets chilly.
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Bring your dinner and eat in the park before the show.
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Motorcycle's park FREE.
33 Goldstar Member Reviews
Goldstar Member
Written on Jul 05 2011Awesome performance, had a great time and many songs brought back lots of good memories.
Steelermom
Red Velvet Member
Written on Jun 29 2011This performance was great! The seats that Goldstar got us couldn't have been better. The symphony orchestra made it awesome too.
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Written on Jun 29 2011This was one of the best performances that I have attended in a long time. The orchestra added another dimension to the sound and the energy of the audience was palpable. It was amazing that the age of the audience members ranged form late teens to seniors and yet regardless of age everyone were rocking out and dancing at their seat.
Great venue and peaceful crowds.
Mike
Written on Jun 28 2011First of all,our seats were pretty good and had a good sight line.Deep purple was great,played all their hits plus the orchestra was an added plus,it enhanced their sound.We tailgated before the concert so we were primed for good time and D.P. did not disappoint.
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Description
Deep Purple have announced their first tour in North America in four years, and the pioneering rock band -- featuring classic members Ian Gillan (lead vocals), Roger Glover (bass) and Ian Paice (drums, percussion) -- will perform for the first time in North America with a symphony orchestra in each city (except San Francisco). The tour is called Deep Purple: The Songs That Built Rock, and it will make a stop at The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles with special guest Ernie and the Automatics.
Fans can expect to hear the band's trail-blazing iconic hits -- including "Smoke On The Water," "Highway Star," "Hush" and "Space Truckin'" -- plus other favorites achieve a new dimension of sound with the added heft of a symphony orchestra. In other parts of the world, Deep Purple has achieved acclaim for its live epic presentation of symphonic rock.
Throughout its career, Deep Purple has sold over 100 million albums worldwide and has incorporated classical music, blues-rock, pop and progressive rock. (Although the band's devoted fans treasure their live album Concerto for Group and Orchestra, the upcoming tour of North America will not draw from this work.)
Featuring former members of Boston, John Cafferty & The Beaver Brown Band and Peter Wolf's House Party Five, Ernie and the Automatics will open for Deep Purple on their North America tour. The members of Ernie and Automatics hold a unique place in Boston rock annals. Not only are they perpetuating the city's rich musical history, they're an integral part of it. At once fresh and familiar, the sextet's blues-powered, R&B-infused brand of rock & roll brings a bracing double shot of vitality and immediacy to Beantown's proud tradition, as EATA forcefully shove classic rock into the 21st century.