Celebrate Prince with the Asheville Symphony

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Press release from Asheville Symphony Orchestra: 

On Friday, September 14, experience 4U – A Symphonic Celebration of Prince with the Asheville Symphony at the U.S. Cellular Center.

The first and only estate-approved Prince celebration, 4U presents the music of Prince like never before, with the Asheville Symphony. Throughout the course of the evening, Prince’s extensive musical catalog will be represented — you’ll hear his greatest hits as well as some of his lesser-known gems in this musical celebration. Questlove, an avid Prince fan, has helped curate the music and arrangements that will be played by the symphony.

Purchase tickets here.

Please note: Tickets for 4U – A Symphonic Celebration of Prince are only available via the U.S. Cellular Center Box Office (87 Haywood St. in downtown Asheville, 828-259-5736) and Ticketmaster.

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One thought on “Celebrate Prince with the Asheville Symphony”

  1. Kristen L. Green

    Just curious how Prince is going to be honored in September? I have been a fan of his since the early ’80’s.

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