Alan Parsons Project at Texas Trust CU Theatre

Though the legendary pair broke up in the '90s, their sweet bangin' tunes continue to stand the test of time. Producing some of the world's greatest album to exist, Alan Parson played a pivotal role in shaping rock n' roll history. As a sound engineer for "Abbey Road", "Let It Be", "The Dark Side of the Moon", and many more, his impact is one for the books. With a couple of records under The Alan Parsons Project and his own solo recordings, he's shown unmatched skill and mastery of rock in his own hands.

Now, the Grammy Award-winning rock icon is taking his legendary masterpieces back to the stage! Known for his distinct sound that no one else can replicate, he continues to amass new fans - even kids with old souls who can't help but rock it out to his tunes. The Alan Parsons Live Project is a show that no one else can pull off. With a string of eras crossing over the last half century, get ready for an explosive setlist that's gonna take you back to the sweet ol' glory days of rock.

His work with The Alan Parsons Project packs eleven studio albums, dating back to 1975 through 1990. Their most successful records include "I Robot", "Eye in the Sky", and "Friendly Card". Their best hits that continue to amass crazy amounts of streams are "Games People Play", "Time", "Don't Answer Me", "Sirius"/"Eye in the Sky", and "I Wouldn't Want to Be Like You". As a solo artist, he released his most recent album "From The New World" in 2022, packing his classic sound that hit as hard throughout his 50+ year career.

Evoking as ever, From the New World marks a new era in his legendary career. He told Goldmine Magazine that there's really no theme for the record, saying it's only inspired by an excuse to name the album "From The New World" from a symphony by Antonín Dvořák. Referencing to "Going Home" which made use of Dvořák’s symphony, "It’s a lovely tune. It’s one of the songs I sing on the album. It’s got an orchestral background, too. So there’s no real concept; it was just an excuse to use that title," he said.

Though he didn't intend to have a central theme, the name perfectly weaves each of his rockin' tracks.

Now, get ready to witness his out-of-this-world music head back to the stage at Texas Trust CU Theatre on December 15th. It's gonna be a jammin' night of classics. So get ready to rock it all out! Book your tickets now!