ASU Wind Symphony Tickets

ASU Wind Symphony is the flagship wind ensemble of Arizona State University, renowned as the university’s largest wind band. Under the artistic direction of conductor Jamal Duncan, the Wind Symphony delivers masterworks and contemporary wind music with engaging performances across the Phoenix metropolitan area. The ensemble often pairs with the ASU Wind Ensemble, led by Jason Caslor, to present a full spectrum of wind repertoire.

As a dynamic performer on campus and in the community, the ASU Wind Symphony regularly headlines major venues around Tempe and greater Phoenix, bringing together students, faculty, and professional guest artists for compelling concerts that showcase wind band artistry at a high level.

Looking ahead to the 2025–26 season, the ASU Wind Symphony has an ambitious touring and venue schedule. 2025 concert dates have been announced for venues including Tempe Center for the Arts, ASU Gammage, Chandler Center for the Arts, Galvin Playhouse, Corona del Sol High School, and more. Notable 2025 engagements include The Blue Marble on Feb 6, 2025, and Big City Lights on Apr 22, 2025, both at ASU Gammage, featuring works by Julie Giroux and Frank Ticheli, with Sinophony selections. In 2024–25, the Wind Ensemble earned national recognition from The American Prize for Wind Ensemble Performance. For the latest schedule, secure your seats early and explore our easy, no-fuss checkout. Follow ASU Wind Bands on social media for updates and exclusive behind-the-scenes content: YouTube, Instagram, and X (formerly Twitter) through the official ASU Music, Dance and Theatre channels.

We’ve got you covered with reliable ticketing options and clear details so you can plan your visit to see ASU Wind Symphony live in your city. Date-specific information, venue details, and social links are included below to help you decide when and where to catch the ensemble this season.