National Symphony Orchestra
Guster
Iconic band Guster performs a full career-spanning set of hits and new music with the NSO! A mainstay of the alt-rock music scene for more than thirty years, Guster is a model of musical innovation with a loyal fan following and an ever-evolving catalogue.
Genre
Classical Music
Price Range
$39.00 – $144.00
Runtime
TBA
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Iconic band Guster performs a full career-spanning set of hits and new music with the NSO! A mainstay of the alt-rock music scene for more than thirty years, Guster is a model of musical innovation with a loyal fan following and an ever-evolving catalogue.
Known for its unique instrumentation and eclectic percussion variations, Guster has perpetually reinvented its sound. For the last decade, they’ve fused their songcraft and soaring hooks with classic compositions on the symphony circuit.
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