Brandon Ridenour Tickets

Brandon Ridenour is a standout trumpet and piano performer whose expressive versatility has earned him recognition across the classical and contemporary scenes. An ABQ member since 2023, he combines virtuosic brass playing with intimate keyboard work, delivering programs that span original compositions, insightful arrangements, and bold collaborations. His cross-genre approach has made him a sought-after artist for solo recitals, chamber ensembles, and prestigious concert series.

Ridenour’s career highlights include winning the 2014 Concert Artists Guild Victor Elmaleh Competition as a brass soloist—the first in 28 years—followed by an early breakout with the Canadian Brass. As a member of ABQ, he performs and collaborates with leading ensembles and institutions, bringing his distinctive sound to venues and festivals around the United States.

On stage and in the studio, Ridenour emphasizes accessibility and authenticity: the goal is to connect with audiences through thoughtful repertoire, engaging storytelling, and a clear, unpretentious approach to performance. He occasionally releases self-produced projects and maintains an active presence online, sharing behind-the-scenes content and performances with fans and followers.

Browse the calendar for upcoming tour dates, learn about his latest recordings, and secure your seats for intimate performances and major concerts alike. We’ve got you covered with reliable ticket options and straightforward purchasing.

Key releases include Noctunes (2025) — a self-released collection of original trumpet and piano music, announced as his first solo release in 2025 via Bandcamp. Prior projects feature BRASSEERIE (2022), Timelessness (2022), Blue Raccoon (2022), Reverie (2020), Transcendental Etudes (2020), Daisies (2020), and Come Together (2019) on B-Ride Records. The discography highlights his range from solo brass to intimate chamber and cross-genre collaborations.

In addition to his recording work, Ridenour has a dynamic touring schedule in 2025–2026, including multiple performances with the American Brass Quintet and appearances at notable venues and institutions such as Juilliard, the San Francisco Conservatory, Aspen, and Wilton (NY). Keep an eye on the calendar for date-specific announcements.