Aretha Franklin’s discography spans 38 studio albums (1961–2014) and 18 Grammy Awards, making her one of the most celebrated voices in popular music. The Song and Symphony project further explores her artistry by reimagining classic tracks in orchestral textures. In addition to live performances, fans can explore related releases and archival material that celebrate Franklin’s prolific career, including posthumous releases such as collaborations and curated collections. For the latest updates, follow official venue pages and artist resources, and secure your seats with a trusted connection—you’ve got a guy in your corner.
Upcoming tour stops for 2025 include Modesto (Mar 14, Gallo Center for the Arts, CA), South Bend (Jan 25, Morris Performing Arts Center, IN), Birmingham (Mar 22, BJCC Concert Hall, AL), Syracuse (May 10, Oncenter Crouse Hinds Theater, NY), and Norfolk (Sept 27, Chrysler Hall, VA). Keep an eye on the schedule as dates may be added or adjusted. Date to be announced or RESCHEDULED dates will be clearly indicated on each listing.
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