An Evening w/ Chris Pinnella + Orchestra at Tim Mcloone's Supper Club

Join powerhouse vocalist & NJ native Chris Pinnella (Trans-Siberian Orchestra) for the debut of an all new night of chart topping hits and classics reimagined featuring Pinnella's stellar 15-Piece Orchestra.

Part rock band, part symphony orchestra the group will play through all new arrangements, reimagined. With a set list spanning decades by iconic artists ranging from The Beatles, Neil Young, Guns n' Roses, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, and The Righteous Brothers to contemporary songwriters like Ray Lamontagne, James Bay, Ben Rector, Cody Fry, Brandi Carlile and more.

USA Today says, "Pinnella has managed to unify a diverse catalogue of music and beautifully make it his own." and Tri-City News says the show is "Genre bending. Pinnella has the pipes to deliver the sincerity of each lyric in all its glory."...

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Join powerhouse vocalist & NJ native Chris Pinnella (Trans-Siberian Orchestra) for the debut of an all new night of chart topping hits and classics reimagined featuring Pinnella's stellar 15-Piece Orchestra.

Part rock band, part symphony orchestra the group will play through all new arrangements, reimagined. With a set list spanning decades by iconic artists ranging from The Beatles, Neil Young, Guns n' Roses, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, and The Righteous Brothers to contemporary songwriters like Ray Lamontagne, James Bay, Ben Rector, Cody Fry, Brandi Carlile and more.

USA Today says, "Pinnella has managed to unify a diverse catalogue of music and beautifully make it his own." and Tri-City News says the show is "Genre bending. Pinnella has the pipes to deliver the sincerity of each lyric in all its glory."

Grab your tickets in advance for this one night only evening of epic proportions, exclusively at Tim McLoone's Supper Club. VIP+ packages are available and include a signed poster by the full orchestra.

"Pinnella possesses a soaring rich voice that just leaves you speechless. With his amazing orchestra he takes each song into majestic territory." (New York Times)

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