'David Bowie Revival' Among Oregon Symphony's Fall Lineup

The Oregon Symphony is entering into its 120th season, making it the oldest symphony west of the Mississippi river. Their fall lineup includes a David Bowie revival, during which the orchestra will be accompanied by a full rock band and a vocalist. What else do you need?

Portland is a great place, full of people with voracious appetites for all kinds musical experiences. The Oregon Symphony Orchestra is an amazing music making machine! And we love making all sorts of music, from classical to rock. With over 90 performances of 50 separate concert programs, our season literally has something for everyone. And one thing is always certain: whether you join us for a classical concert or join us for something like Boyz II Men or the Music of David Bowie, you’ll have a great musical time. Jim Fullan, VP of Communications

Brent Havens, a Berklee-graduate whose resume ranges in style and scope. Havens has worked with the Doobie Brothers, scored background music for ESPN and has experience with other symphony orchestras such as the Royal Philharmonic in London, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and the Malaysian Philharmonic.

Tony Vincent, an accomplished vocalist out of New Mexico. who earned the respect of critics and musical theater fans alike for his role as Judas Iscariot in the remake of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Jesus Christ Super Star (2000). In the Fall of 2009, Vincent returned to Broadway, originating the role of St. Jimmy in Green Day's American Idiot.

Is "Under Pressure" playing in your head already? You can buy tickets to David Bowie now. The show is sure to sell out fast, so make sure you plan ahead. Check out parking info and the different services and amenities offered ahead of time.

The Oregon Symphony survives on funds raised by patrons who enjoy its music. Even if you can't make it to David Bowie, you can donate to the symphony and help support future performances to come.

Image via Rebekah Philips, The Oregon Symphony