Born into the Osmond show business family, Marie Osmond stepped out from her brothers' considerable shadow to lead a stellar career of her own. Never an official part of her family's singing outfit, she released music under her own steam, becoming a celebrated country icon with the breakthrough success of her first single Paper Roses in 1973. In the 46 years since, she's become the queen of reinvention, exploring multiple genres and roles in the entertainment industry which culminated in her hosting the iconic variety show Donny & Marie.

Kick your Christmas celebrations into high gear with the Pacific Symphony featuring the vocal talents of the one and only Marie Osmond. Performing a smorgasbord of holiday classics and carols, as well as her own smash hit original material, the Paper Roses hitmaker also welcomes special guests David Osmond, her very own nephew and Broadway star, and Daniel Emmet, the multi-lingual classical singer and America's Got Talent semi-finalist.

This Grammy-award winning American singer-songwriter, poet, and a Golden Globe-nominated actor was half of the folk duo Simon & Garfunkel who split in 1970, at the height of their popularity. Don't miss this tour which will take on both his work from his S&G days, as well as from his solo works.

The Grammy- and Emmy Award-winning Israeli-American is renowned as the pre-eminent violinist of the 20th century after coming to prominence at the tender age of 13 on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1958. Despite losing the use of his legs due to polio, he has overcome the odds to become one of the most successful violin virtuosos in the world and his haunting music work has featured in movies including Schindler's List and Memoirs of a Geisha.

The world's top-selling instrumental artist Chris Botti has charm and talent in spades; the Italian American contemporary jazz trumpeter breathes new life into a range of different genres from American songbook standards to bebop classics by the likes of Miles Davis. Botti is not only a highly skilled musician but a consummate entertainer, with a gleam in his eye his onstage banter calls to mind the performers of jazz's golden age.