One of Albany’s most celebrated festivals of the fall is Macy's Glamorama. The tour was started in 2000 when a few residents started to inquire about a big celebration in the middle of the park. Macy's Glamorama was still in the develop phase when Oliver Avondale came with the specific details that have come to define the festival. The new event did not receive much financial support or much advertising, so the tour started out pretty small, relying a lot on local artists..

It took a couple of years, but eventually the residents really embraced Macy's Glamorama The festival booked bigger acts and the attention the tour received increased exponentially. Soon hotel rooms in the city were being filled months in advance for the dates surrounding Macy's Glamorama.

Macy's Glamorama tickets are now all gone within a couple of days of being released. Where the festival once had to beg band to play, bands now wait in anticipation to be asked to play. Macy's Glamorama used to be concerned with getting enough acts to fill out the bill, but now is starting to worry of the event is getting too big.

This year’s tour promises to be the biggest yet with a stacked bill full of star acts and the best up and comers. TheSeats.com has all the band information you need. Find Macy's Glamorama tickets, tour schedule, and concert seating charts in one stop online.