Mannheim Steamroller Tickets

Another absolutely stellar performance by dedicated professionals. First class all the way!

This is the second time I have seen Manheim Streamroller at Christmas and as usual the really put on a beautiful Christmas concert. The only disappointment is that Chip Davis the creator was not touring with them due to a recent neck surgery.

This is an excellent family concert especially for families whose children are learning or have learned to play an instrument. I have been a follower of this group for many years and was excited to finally see them in concert. I was NOT disappointed at all!

To much pre-recorded stuff added to the live. However, great drummers. Still, the music is great. Limit the video to the back screen, except "Angels"

It was great to finally get to see Mannheim Steamroller in concert! We were a bit dissapointed that Chip was not there, and also at the amount of recorded music that was used. BUT....the music was still GREAT! Also great was the Hershey Theatre - we loved it and plan to go back again.

I am always in awe when I see them play live. I have been listening to them for 24 years. It's the combination of instruments and the renaissance flavored music...wonderful!!!!!!!! A must see for anyone who has heard and liked their music. Even though Chip Davis was not at this concert, his presence could still be felt. He is truly a genius. Get well soon Chip!!! I want to see you performing next time. You are such a character.

Saw Mannheim Steamroller in Hershey on Nov. 13 and was not impressed. It was a pretty good show, don't get me wrong, but $75.00 per ticket good.........nah, I don't think so. If you like Mannheim Steamroller, do yourself a favor and buy one of their CD's that you don't have and save the rest of the money you would have spent for tickets.........it's just not worth it.

You can't beat Mannheim Steamroller for a wonderful Christmas concert. They are always fun to watch, but their Christmas music is the best. They would be amazing just standing there and playing, but with the video and light show, you don't know what to watch first. Just hated to see it end.

Loved the music, as always. The added video cinematography as background was cool.

This band stands alone for fantastic acoustic music. It fills the ears and warms the heart. with beautiful sounds creating musical images. Love it! It really gives one the spirit of Christmas.

This was the first time I saw Manheim Stamroller in concert. It was Awesome. I have most of their cd's but nothing can compare to hearing and seeing them in person. It wa a great Concert.

I was surprised by the show I was expecting to be blown away , and I just wasn't , the drums were too loud and took away from the rest of the music...The show was just ok

The show was absolutely awesome. There wasn't a boring moment in it. And the seats we received were wonderful

Honestly, a the intermission my wife and I commented that the show lacked the usual energy of a Steamroller performance. We were disappointed. The second half was better but not what we have come to love over the years. I do not know if it is because of the absence of Chip which was understandable with his surgery or the splitting of the usual core into East Coast/West Coast groups but we for the first time were left disappointed by a Mannheim Steamroller show. The music, however, is still some of our all time favorites Christmas fare as is everything else we own of Mannheim Steamroller which is pretty much everything recorded from Fresh Aire on.

Concert was very enjoyable, musicians very talented and second half medieval festival video was interesting visual addition to the music. HOWEVER, thought the concert length was a bit short for the ticket prices. Recent concerts attended including The Who, Moody Blues, Celtic Woman and Great Big Sea all exceeded 2 hours of music playing time. This was our first Steamroller concert.

VERY GOOD BUT THEY NEEDED MORE SONGS DONE IN THE STEAMROLLER STYLE.

The musicians were very talented and the variety was pretty impressive, but they played mostly a very mellow selection, which was disappointing. I also did not care for their screen techinque (overlaying a video screen on the stage), as I really prefer to watch the musicians at their craft, and this was quite distracting/annoying. I've enjoyed Mannheim Steamroller since the late '80s, and this was my first show. I definitely would NOT go again. Transiberian Orchestra was much more impressive.

The worst thing I can say about this concert is that it was not long enough for me. The music was, of course, what we were there to hear, but the video enhancements made the show more enjoyable. Like opening a Christmas card from a friend...

It's hard to imagine that they have been around for 25+ years! Often live events don't have the same 'sound' as their recorded material, but in this case, it's a very close second. What a wonderful venue to appear in, as well. The acoutics lent a benefit to the overall performance and the music, while loud, was not at an obnoxious level as some groups have done in the past. If you like Mannheim's music, this is a performance you really don't want to miss.

Overall, I enjoyed the concert. The music was excellent. My issue was more with the special effects. With todays' technology, the effects that were used could have been used in 1999. I think they could take a step forward and employ something more. Also, went to see them last year and was disappointed that I believe it was the exact same concert. For the money, I would like to see something a little different. I realize they are not writing new music, but some change would be welcome. I would say that the venue of the Hershey Theatre is fabulous. There is not a bad seat in the house.