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Motown Christmas coming to Sioux City November 2024!

It felt like Christmas in July when I opened my email to a press release from the Oak View Group (they run the Sioux City Orpheum and Tyson Events Center) announcing that the spectacular Motown Christmas tour will be coming to the Sioux City Orpheum Theatre on November 10th, 2024!

graphic provided by Oak View Group
graphic courtesy of Oak View Group

A Motown Christmas stars The Motortown All Stars which will include performers from three legendary Motown bands: The Temptations, the Miracles, and the Contours. Even if you don't immediately recognize the band names, I bet you've heard their songs! They seriously have more than 100 hits that have made the Billboard charts between them, and some of them are truly iconic, like Do You Love Me?, Love Machine, Papa Was a Rollin Stone and My Girl. And in this new show, they'll be performing Christmas favorites with Motown flavor. 

They'll bring their harmonies, their choreography, their fun retro style, and their serious star power all to the stage at Sioux City's Orpheum Theatre at 7pm on November 10th, 2024. 

Tickets go on sale Friday, July 12th at 10am on OrpheumLive.com and in person at the Primebank Box Office inside the Tyson Events Center, so be sure to get your favorite seat soon and kick off your 2024 holiday season in style!

For more information, visit OrpheumLive.com or visit the Facebook page for the Motortown All Stars

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Location: Orpheum Electric Building, 528 Pierce St, Sioux City, IA 51101, USA

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