Mannheim Steamroller will return to Wilkes-Barre on Saturday, more than a decade after its last performance there. The show ...

Roxanne Layton doesn’t know exactly how many shows she’s played in the 26 years she’s been with Mannheim Steamroller. But the recorder player/percussionist knows she’ll be adding 58 more to that total ...

It would be an exaggeration to say Chip Davis created modern Christmas music with Mannheim Steamroller. However, the group, performing at the Schuster Center on Tuesday, Dec. 20 courtesy of Dayton ...

Where: First Interstate Center for the Arts, 334 W. Spokane Falls Blvd. Cost: $64 and $94. Info: (509) 279-7000,www.firstinterstatecenter.org It’s a throwback feel at a Mannheim Steamroller show. The ...

Mannheim Steamroller Christmas by Chip Davis is back in Duluth.  The holiday tradition for 4-decades features their ...

“I was a young kid at that point. I was in my growing-up house and put that on that LP and was blown away,” Sharpe said. “I hadn't heard anything like that. I immediately listened to it twice in a row ...

GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- The longest running concert tour in the entertainment industry is coming to Green Bay for the holidays. Mannheim Steamroller announced their 2024 Christmas Tour with a stop at The ...

In the early 1970s, Mannheim Steamroller founder Chip Davis combined his classical music training in composition with the recently developed ARP and Moog synthesizers. The results debuted on 1974’s ...

Its birthplace and headquarters are about 300 miles to the west, but Omaha-based Mannheim Steamroller has made its presence known in the Quad-Cities throughout the past 13 years. When the group plays ...

Necessity may be the mother of invention, but for Mannheim Steamroller's Chip Davis, adversity seems to be the key to success. When Davis first came up with the idea for Mannheim Steamroller, and ...

The vibe feels like 2019 at Mannheim Steamroller shows, and that pleases Roxanne Layton. Mannheim Steamroller’s percussionist and recorder player is excited about relative normalcy as the group’s tour ...