Past Shows

On January 29, 2025, our skating community was deeply impacted after the tragic aviation crash of American Airlines flight 5342. 28 members of the figure skating community died 

on their way home from the National Development Camp in Wichita, Kansas. 

We invited skaters and family members of victims to skate with us as a tribute on February 24, 2025. Performers and friends of victims gathered onto ice for a moment of silence at the end. 

We had a total of 25 programs, including 22 solo skaters, 2 partners/ice dance teams, 1 group programs.

Our show on February 26, 2024 was our biggest and most successful show to date, as we had a total of 29 programs, including 25 solo skaters, 2 adagio teams, and 2 group numbers. In addition to returning skaters, we welcomed new group skaters from New Jersey for the first time. 

 The ice felt small when all of the skaters gathered for a finale together. 

 National and International competitors, USFS Senior Women's skater Sasha Fakloutdinov and Junior Men's champion Kirk Haugeto, concluded the show with captivating performances. 

We returned for our third show on February 27, 2023. This show featured diverse skaters from New York, New Jersey, California, Russia, Egypt, China, and England. Skaters who performed in our previous shows invited other skaters who joined us for this show. 

We had total 25 programs, including 23 solo skaters,1 ice dance team, 1 Special Olympics team. 

After our first successful show in 2021, the interest for another show grew. Skaters from all over heard about the show and wanted an opportunity to perform at Rockefeller Center. We returned on February 16, 2022 for our second Rock on Rock! Ice Show. 

We delivered a unique show with performers from different levels and categories, including a synchro team and 2 Special Olympics skaters performing for the first time. 

We had total 26 programs, including 22 solo skaters,1 ice dance team, 2 special Olympics teams, 1 Synchro team.

This was the first ice show we hosted at Rockefeller Center after Covid-19. 

"You Rock on Rock(efeller) Ice!" 

Back in 2021, all ice skating events, competitions, and shows had been cancelled due to the Covid-19 Pandemic. Many talented, hard-working figure skaters were very disappointed that there was nowhere they could compete or perform. Therefore, some of the figure skating coaches in New York City and New Jersey created this idea, hosting an ice show at the world famous Rockefeller Center ice skating rink to give skaters an opportunity to perform. The first Rock on Rock! Ice Show debuted on January 12, 2021. 

We had total 27 programs, including 23 solo skaters, 1 ice dance team with an Olympian, 2 small production teams, 1 pair team.