The Palace Theatre Announces Three New Shows
The Palace Theatre in Albany has announced three new shows – all with rock & roll roots and big hit Broadway musical connections. All three shows have also made recent tour stops in Nippertown, at either the Troy Savings Bank Music Hall or Proctors.
A concert by the Midtown Men (featuring four performers from the original cast of “Jersey Boys”), joins one-night-only performances of “Green Day’s American Idiot” and the rockabilly-flavored “Million Dollar Quartet” on the Palace’s upcoming 2013-2014 performance schedule.
Special Broadway Package tickets – which include tickets to all three newly-announced shows – are currently on sale for $97, $121, $145 & $214. To order the three-show package tickets, call the Palace Theatre box office at (518) 465-4663.
Here are the new show announcements from the Palace Theatre:
THE MIDTOWN MEN
Thursday, October 3, 7:30pm
$35, $45, $55 & $68; on sale on Monday, August 26
Four stars from the original cast of the jukebox musical “Jersey Boys” – including Tony Award-winner Christian Hoff – sing a selection of their favorite ’60s hits, including tunes by the Beatles, the Beach Boys, the Motown label and, of course, the Four Seasons.
“GREEN DAY’S AMERICAN IDIOT”
Friday, February 14, 8pm
$35, $45, $55 & $68; on sale on Tuesday, October 1
After naming their breakout 1984 major-label debut album Dookie, who would have ever thought that 20 years later, Billy Joe Armstrong and the boys from pop-punksters Green Day would write a hit Broadway musical based on their Grammy Award-winning, multi-platinum album.
READ REVIEW: LIVE: “American Idiot” @ Proctors, 2/5/13
“MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET”
Saturday, June 14, 8pm
$35, $45, $55 & $68; on sale on Tuesday, October 1
It’s the Tony Award-winning jukebox musical based on the one-time-only legendary recording session of Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins & Johnny Cash at Sun Records recording studio in Memphis.
READ REVIEWS: LIVE: “Million Dollar Quartet” @ Proctors, 1/22/13
LIVE: “Million Dollar Quartet” @ Proctors, 1/27/13
Ugh! I thought there’d be something cool, like Gary Clark, Jr., Neko Case, Emmylou Harris, Buddy Guy or Trombone Shorty. Oh well….