Anthony LaBounty Tickets

Anthony LaBounty is a distinguished wind-band conductor, composer, and educator serving as Associate Director of Wind Band Studies at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) since 1988. He leads several ensembles, including the Star of Nevada Marching Band, UNLV Symphonic Winds, the Runnin' Rebels Basketball Pep Band, and the UNLV Community Concert Band. LaBounty’s work blends rigorous musicianship with community engagement, shaping a generation of wind-band artists and educators in the Las Vegas area.

In 2014, LaBounty was elected to the American Bandmasters Association, notable for being the first ABA member elected under the dual conductor/composer category. His career includes world premieres and acclaimed wind-band compositions that have received international performances and recordings. He continues to influence wind-band repertoires while advancing his roles in education at UNLV.

Key highlights of Anthony LaBounty’s career include the world premiere of Psalm 92 at Carnegie Hall in 2014 as part of a commission for the Foothill Wind Symphony, a testament to his impact on modern wind-band literature. His published works include Psalm 92, Salmo Della Rinascita, Prophecy (recorded on Klavier Records, 2019), and Flight of Falcons (premiered in Paris in 2019).

LaBounty has earned recognition as an educator, receiving the UNLV College of Fine Arts Outstanding Teacher of The Year in 2005. Looking ahead, UNLV ensembles conducted by LaBounty are slated for multiple performances in 2025 at Artemus W. Ham Concert Hall, including UNLV Symphonic Winds in Concert I (March 6), UNLV Community Concert Band & New Horizons Bands Concert 2 (April 23), and UNLV Symphonic Winds in Concert II (April 24). While public social media accounts are not listed for Anthony LaBounty, interested fans can connect with UNLV channels for news and concert updates.

Explore the roles of Wind Band Studies, learn about his influential compositions, and secure your seats for upcoming UNLV concerts in Las Vegas, a city known for its vibrant performing arts scene.