You may think you’ve seen every kind of Christmas show there is.
Well, unless you’ve been to a Lindsey Stirling concert, you’d be wrong.
Stirling takes your standard Christmas show and turns it on its head with her energetic violin arrangements, lively dance numbers and stunning costume changes.
Now, midway through her sprawling “Snow Waltz Tour,” Stirling will be bringing her unique yet familiar production to venues all over North America.
That includes performances at Albany’s Palace Theatre on Dec. 6 and Newark’s New Jersey Performing Arts Center on Dec. 7.
So, if you want to catch the former “America’s Got Talent” and “Dancing With the Stars” alum spreading Christmas cheer live, here’s everything you need to know.
Lindsey Stirling 2022 tour schedule
All the way up until Dec. 31, Stirling will hit venues all the way from the East to West coast.
Just a few notable stops on the run include gigs in Orlando (Nov. 30), Hershey (Dec. 5), Milwaukee (Dec. 13), Salt Lake City (Dec. 16) and Los Angeles (Dec. 23).
The run concludes at Washington, D.C.’s Kennedy Center Concert Hall on Dec. 31.
A complete calendar featuring all upcoming tour dates, venues, show start times and links to buy tickets can be found here.
Lindsey Stirling new album
To accompany the tour, Stirling just dropped her 2022 Christmas-themed album “The Snow Waltz”— which also happens to be the the name of the tour.
Featuring 14 tracks made up of reimagined classics and originals, the album has been received warmly by critics.
“Stirling imbues her holiday soundtrack with a sense of realism, a spirit of adventure, and a child-like whimsy that still rings within the best of us,” said Crypticrock.com.
If you’d like to hear the record in whole, you can here.
Other can’t miss Christmas concerts
It’s a good year for fans of Yuletide cheer.
Along with Stirling, a number of huge artists are taking their joyful Christmas hits to venues small and large.
Here are just five of our favorite must-see Christmas concerts you need to add to your December calendar before the season passes us by.
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra
• Mariah Carey
• Pentatonix
• Andrea Bocelli
• Postmodern Jukebox