ASU Choral Union & Concert Choir Tickets

The ASU Choral Union and Concert Choir are part of Arizona State University's vibrant choral program, featuring six ensembles that welcome community members to participate. Under the direction of Frank Watkins, who joined ASU as director of choral activities in 2025, the program emphasizes collaborative performances, contemporary collaborations, and accessible choral artistry. For the 2025–26 season, Katie Gerrich directs Barrett Symphonic Choir and Canticum Bassum, bringing additional artistry to ASU’s choral landscape. Whether you’re a longtime supporter or a first-time concertgoer, think of ASU’s choral program as a friendly, dependable source for excellent live choral music.

ASU’s choirs have earned recognition through high-profile performances, including appearances at Carnegie Hall and collaborations with living composers. While the 2022–23 season highlighted these engagements, the program continues to expand its reach with dynamic programming, community involvement, and a tradition of musical excellence in the Phoenix metropolitan area.

Below you’ll find the official upcoming tour dates for the 2025–26 season, plus background on the ensembles, directors, and how to connect with the program. Secure your seats through our easy, no-fuss process—we’ve got you covered.

Social presence for ASU choral ensembles is spread across multiple platforms. For fans looking to follow the broader ASU choral family, consider exploring the program’s official channels and related ensembles. If you’re seeking more from the performers, you can also find related content from connected ASU groups on social media and the ASU Music Department website. Links open in new tabs for your convenience and safety.

Upcoming venues for the 2025–26 season include Dayspring United Methodist Church in Tempe, Katzin Concert Hall in Tempe, and First United Methodist Church of Mesa, with all choirs performances culminating in the All Choirs Concert at Mesa in April 2026. Each date stands alone, so you can plan around individual concerts as they’re announced.