Seattle Rock Orchestra Tickets

We've been to a number of their shows and it's always a good time. There's no attempt to impersonate the original performers, they just play the music with joy and expertise. I don't know how many of the players are professional musicians, but SRO feels like the work of talented amateurs--people who are performing for the love of the material and the playing.

I totally enjoyed SRO’s performance of all our favorite Beetles #1 singles hits!! Everyone in the audience was happily joined together smiling, singing along, and rhythmically moving to the music masterfully performed by all the talented musicians!!!!

This is a fun way to experience orchestral music. The singers were excellent and it’s hard not to smile when the musicians do impressive solos or dance along.

This is my third concert, and I look forward to the next series!

It was fun hearing all of the #1 Beatles songs and the orchestra over all was great. As there were no actual guitars other than a base guitar, the string section did an amazing job in duplicating the Beatle's arrangements. My major gripe was was one of the vocalists. She obviously did not know all of the lyrics and spent most of the time looking off to the side at the music. It was unengaging, distracting, and unprofessional.

this was my second time seeing the Seattle rock orchestra and they did not disappoint. The conductor is adorable and energetic throughout the whole set. The only suggestion I would have for them is to get the audience more pumped up and involved early in the show

The blending of rock with an orchestra was really beautiful! I would go to any such musical performance that was near where I live.

Took my 88-year old client to see Seattle Rock Opera perform Dark Side of the Moon. We were over the moon as it was everything we could have hoped for and more!

The SRO was awesome, mind blowing, surprising, fantastic concert, easily the best concert ever!

I loved the performance by Seattle Rock Orchestra. While I like the intimacy and nostalgia of the Neptune Theatre in Seattle, the lack of handicap accessible restrooms on the main floor is rather depressing. Long steep stairs to go downstairs for one set of restrooms. Or, long steep ramps to get upstairs to get to other set of restrooms. I'm not stuck in a wheelchair just yet. It's a struggle, but I still get by with just a cane, most of the time. Really wish the Neptune Theatre had a main floor, handicap accessible restroom. Then, they'd get FIVE stars. Other than that, I love going there.