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The Traveling Milburys

Friday, May 29 • 7:30 PM
Market Hall

Don’t miss this spectacular salute to the supergroup of all supergroups: The Traveling Wilburys—George Harrison, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison, Jeff Lynne, and Bob Dylan—the five-way collision that somehow sounded like it had always existed.

Bringing it back to life is the world-renowned tribute band The Traveling Milburys, delivering an authentic recreation right down to the outfits and instruments. This isn’t a polite greatest-hits run-through—it’s a full-throttle, multimedia barrage of lights, sound, video, and audience participation, built to feel like you’ve been dropped straight into the Wilburys’ orbit.

You’ll hear the Wilburys classics and the essential solo-era hits from each member’s universe—George Harrison (and a wink to The Beatles), Jeff Lynne (ELO), Tom Petty (and The Heartbreakers), Roy Orbison, and Bob Dylan—all stitched together into one big, joyful sing-along you didn’t know you needed.

They’ve been playing to sold-out celebrations across North America. Now it’s your chance to experience The World’s Greatest Tribute to The Traveling Wilburys—live, loud, and built for the believers.

Ticket Prices: $65.00

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