Singers & symphonies
Experience a dazzling array of world-class talent, featuring everything from iconic soloists, mesmerizing ensembles, sweeping orchestras, and more. These performances are sure to give you goosebumps.
Tony Yazbeck
Join one of Broadway's best for an emotional, autobiographical performance packed with classic show tunes, new standards, and his signature tap skills.
Holiday Brass
Get into the holiday spirit with a night of explosive seasonal sound! The powerful brass section of the orchestra takes you on a musical sleigh ride through cherished hits, from Handel's Joy to the World to a festive Hannukah mash-up.
Salute to Vienna New Year's Concert
Waltz into the new year with a trip to Vienna's Golden Age, complete with Johann Strauss Jr.'s romantic music, internationally acclaimed dancers, talented singers, and more.
Herbie Hancock
LA Phil’s own Creative Chair for Jazz and 14-time Grammy winner, Herbie Hancock, settles in at the piano to deliver a masterclass in musical discovery.
Pat Metheny
Grammy-winning guitarist Pat Metheny brings his unmatched talent back to Walt Disney Concert Hall for the first time in over a decade! From jazz to rock, he does it all.
Beethoven & Schumann
Prepare for big feelings as a melancholic Beethoven's intense string quartet shows off its radical form, beautifully contrasted by a lighthearted Schumann whose piano work still manages to surprise.
Pacific Jazz Orchestra
The Pacific Jazz Orchestra is joined by African superstars Lokua Kanza and Charlotte Dipanda for one exciting night of global rhythms, Afro-pop, and more.
Prometheus with Esa-Pekka Salonen
Conductor Laureate Salonen returns leads an evening that travels from the celestial, impressionistic beauty of Debussy to the fiery, visionary power of Scriabin's music of the gods.
Gerald Barry’s Salome
Join soprano Alison Scherzer for the US premiere of this wild, surrealist opera that reimagines the Oscar Wilde classic.
Akhnaten
Prepare for an hypnotic, visually stunning journey where an ancient Egyptian pharaoh attempts to reinvent religion, all to the mesmerizing, rhythmic soundtrack of minimalist maestro Philip Glass.
