Jersey Boys Fort Worth Tickets

Jukebox musical Jersey Boys is now premiering in Fort Worth at the Bass Performance Hall to the delight of its Fort Worth-fans. The musical centers on the story of rock and roll stars, The Four Seasons comprising of Nick Massi, Tommy DeVito, Bob Gaudio and Frankie Valli, and portrays their transformation from four blue-collar kids to some of the greatest acts of pop music history. The musical features their hits like Rag Doll, Oh What a Night, Big Girls Don’t Cry, Can’t Take Ma Eyes Off You, and Sherry. It has won several accolades including a Grammy, Tony and Olivier Award. Time magazine has already called it will ‘run for centuries’ so make sure to grab your Jersey Boys Fort Worth tickets.
 

Tony Award-winning jukebox musical, Jersey Boys is now coming to Fort Worth for the first time and will premiere at the Bass Performance Hall. To the delight of fans there, Jersey Boys Fort Worth show will be running for two weeks featuring the incredible story of four blue-collar kids as they become one of the biggest success story of pop history.

These truly innovative artists created their own distinct sound, wrote their own lyrics and sold a hundred and seventy-five millions records in different parts of the world. And what is more is that they accomplished all this before hitting thirty. The New York Post has simply called it ‘too great to be true’ and it’s no surprise why Jersey Boys Fort Worth tickets have stirred up such excitement among the city’s theatre-goers.

The musical has received many accolades since including a Grammy and Tony Award, both of which were won in 2006 in the categories of Best Musical Show Album and Best Musical. Most recently, the performance won an Olivier Award in 2009, again in the category of Best New Musical. It  also features memorable hits like Can’t Take Ma Eyes Off You, Oh What a Night, Sherry and Big Girls Don’t Cry.

Time Magazine proclaims this musical will ‘run for centuries’. So make sure to be there to watch the wonderful story of The Four Seasons: Tommy DeVito, Nick Massi, Bob Gaudio and Frankie Valli, all of four of whom are part of the Rock &Roll Hall of Fame today.