LA Phil
All LA Phil events
Elim Chan Conducts Swan Lake
Walt Disney Concert Hall- From $66
A Symphonic Ballet with Elim Chan
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $87
Seasons of America with Teddy Abrams & Ray Chen
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $59
Daniel Harding Leads Brahms & More
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $59
Tchaikovsky’s Fourth Symphony
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $27
Mendelssohn & Brahms Chamber Music with Members of the Los Angeles Philharmonic
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $27
Lucile Dollat
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $60
Werewolf by Night & Headless
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $67
Hilary Hahn Matthias Goerne Yekwon Sunwoo
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $107
The Mountain Goats
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $153
Home Alone in Concert
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $102
Elf in Concert
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $27
Holiday Brass Chamber Music with Members of the Los Angeles Philharmonic
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $66
Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal with Rafael Payare
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $118
Kamasi Washington
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $107
Lila Downs
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $63
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $123
Jorge Drexler
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $95
Ravel, Falla & Ortiz
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $71
Hélène Grimaud
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $113
Handel’s Messiah with Le Concert d’Astrée
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $97
Chanticleer
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $107
Celebrating Christmas with Le Concert d’Astrée
Walt Disney Concert Hall Andrew Bird with the Los Angeles Philharmonic
Walt Disney Concert Hall- From $95
Harding Leads Strauss
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $27
Michael Hey
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $158
Requiem Esa-Pekka Salonen Conducts Mozart and Ligeti
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $107
Simply Beethoven: The “Emperor” Concerto and Symphony No. 4
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $95
Fountains and Pines of Rome
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $125
Miles Davis at 100: Cool & Beyond
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $87
Víkingur Ólafsson
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $42
Salonen Conducts Rituals of the Everyday
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $158
Daniil Trifonov
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $108
KODO
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $107
Handler Conducts Philip Glass
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $107
Salonen Leads Smith & Sibelius
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $42
Wolfe & Mattingly
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $107
One Morning Turns Into an Eternity with Esa-Pekka Salonen
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $27
Prokofiev, Shostakovich & More Chamber Music with Members of the Los Angeles Philharmonic
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $107
Vasks, Pärt & Górecki
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $227
Evgeny Kissin
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $107
John Adams
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $193
Yuja Wang
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $95
Rachmaninoff’s Third Piano Concerto
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $42
James McVinnie’s Power Switch
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $97
London Symphony Orchestra with Antonio Pappano
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $87
Jensen McRae
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $107
Steve Reich
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $27
Olivier Latry
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $27
British Chamber Music Chamber Music with Members of the Los Angeles Philharmonic
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $42
John Adams/Rhythmic Lines
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $95
Mozart & Brahms
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $95
Dvořák’s “New World”
Walt Disney Concert Hall - From $100
Meredith Monk Indra’s Net
Walt Disney Concert Hall
Get LA Phil tickets at Walt Disney Concert hall today. Founded in 1919, the LA Phil is one of the world’s leading orchestras and has called Walt Disney Concert Hall, the Frank Gehry-designed hall in Downtown LA, home since it opened in 2003. The 2026-27 season is led by a rotating roster of guest conductors alongside newly named Creative Director Esa-Pekka Salonen and Conductor-in-Residence Anna Handler, ahead of Daniel Harding’s arrival as Music Director in 2027. Programming spans classical masterworks, world premieres, film scores, and pop and jazz collaborations.

























































