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Music's Most Exciting Live Outfit Returns With Long-Awaited New Studio Album on October 12th

NEW YORK, NY--(MARKET WIRE)--Sep 27, 2004 -- Just in time for the 2004 holiday season, Trans-Siberian Orchestra (TSO), one of music's most exhilarating live bands, is returning with a new studio album and holiday concert tour. On October 12th, the group will release "The Lost Christmas Eve," an album featuring 23 new tracks that brings together TSO's signature brand of rock which fuses classical, rock, Broadway & R&B. The cross-pollination of talent and musical genres is what has made TSO's style so unique, institutionalizing the group and its music into a holiday tradition. "The Lost Christmas Eve" is sure to delight TSO's fans who have made the band a seasonal staple and have been anxiously awaiting four years for new TSO material.

Says creator Paul O'Neill, "As a band we like having no limits, I like to think of our albums as large, old castles. They're magical from a distance or even close up, and the further you delve into them, the more there is to find. It's magical just to go inside, and it's magical just looking at the walls and wondering what might be behind them. But if you ever knock down a wall, what's behind it may -- or may not -- be the most magical thing of all."

"The Lost Christmas Eve" will be supported by a North American concert tour that will hit over 80 cities. Over 600,000 tickets are expected to be sold for the tour, which includes a date at Madison Square Garden on December 27th.

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