Atlanta, October 26, 2025
News Summary
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra (ASO) has unveiled its 2025 holiday show lineup featuring award-winning artists, film-inspired concerts, and classic Christmas performances. Highlights include ‘Danny Elfman’s score from The Nightmare Before Christmas’ and a Broadway-style ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’. Family-friendly events, such as Cody Fry’s concert, and appearances by famous artists like Trisha Yearwood and Sarah Brightman, promise a diverse range of entertainment for all ages. Tickets are now available on the ASO’s website.
Atlanta – The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra (ASO) has announced an exciting lineup for its 2025 holiday show schedule, featuring a variety of award-winning artists, film-inspired concerts, and beloved Christmas classics that are sure to entertain audiences of all ages.
The holiday season at ASO will kick off with thrilling performances during the opening weekend, including a captivating presentation of Danny Elfman’s score from “The Nightmare Before Christmas.” In addition, on November 23, audiences can enjoy a Broadway-style rendition of “A Charlie Brown Christmas”, complete with immersive sets, creative lighting, intricate choreography, and vibrant costumes.
Following this, a family-friendly concert by Cody Fry, a former American Idol contestant, is scheduled for November 25, showcasing the talents of his father as the conductor.
ASO will also delight movie fans with a live performance of “Home Alone 2: Lost in New York in Concert,” featuring the iconic music composed by John Williams. The holiday festivities continue on December 5 with a concert by the popular country music trio, Lady A.
On December 10, the talented Trisha Yearwood will take the stage for “Christmastime with Trisha Yearwood,” performing music from her latest holiday album. The cherished tradition of “Christmas with the ASO” makes its return from December 11 to 14, featuring performances by the Morehouse College Glee Club and the ASO Chorus.
Additional highlights of the ASO’s holiday season schedule include:
- Leslie Odom Jr. on December 15
- Sarah Brightman on December 17
- Handel’s “Messiah” on December 18-19
- Celtic Woman Symphony Christmas Tour on December 20-21
- “Sounds of the Season” on December 23
- “A Drag Queen Christmas” on December 26
- “The Holiday in Concert” on December 27-28
- Vivaldi’s “The Four Seasons” on January 4 and 6, 2026
Tickets for all shows are readily available on the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s website, offering music lovers a chance to celebrate the holiday season with magnificent performances that cater to a wide array of tastes.
FAQ
What is the opening weekend performance for the ASO’s 2025 holiday shows?
Opening weekend performances will include Danny Elfman’s score from “The Nightmare Before Christmas.”
What special performance is scheduled for November 23?
On November 23, ASO will present a Broadway-style “A Charlie Brown Christmas” with immersive sets, lighting, choreography, and colorful costumes.
When will Trisha Yearwood perform with the ASO?
Trisha Yearwood will join the symphony for “Christmastime with Trisha Yearwood” on December 10, showcasing music from her new holiday album.
When can I buy tickets for the holiday shows?
Tickets for all shows are available on the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s website.
Key Features Chart
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| November 23 | A Broadway-style “A Charlie Brown Christmas” |
| November 25 | Family concert by Cody Fry |
| December 5 | Lady A concert |
| December 10 | Christmastime with Trisha Yearwood |
| December 11-14 | Christmas with the ASO |
| December 15 | Leslie Odom Jr. |
| December 17 | Sarah Brightman |
| December 18-19 | Handel’s “Messiah” |
| December 20-21 | Celtic Woman Symphony Christmas Tour |
| December 23 | Sounds of the Season |
| December 26 | A Drag Queen Christmas |
| December 27-28 | The Holiday in Concert |
| January 4 and 6, 2026 | Vivaldi’s “The Four Seasons” |
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Additional Resources
- Rough Draft Atlanta: ASO Holiday Lineup
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
- The Violin Channel: ASO Agreement
- Google Search: Atlanta Symphony Orchestra 2025
- Saptora Report: ASO News
- Wikipedia: Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
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