Chad Hoopes Tickets

Chad Hoopes is a distinguished American violinist whose playing blends technical mastery with musical depth. A former child prodigy who captured First Prize in the Yehudi Menuhin International Violin Competition (Junior Division) in 2008, Hoopes has since built a dynamic international career. He received Lincoln Center’s Avery Fisher Career Grant in 2017, an honor that recognizes exceptional talent and potential in classical music. Hoopes’ recordings have earned critical acclaim, including his debut with the MDR Leipzig Radio Symphony Orchestra—

for Mendelssohn and John Adams Violin Concertos, released on Naïve in 2014—and his contribution to The Dvořák Album (Sony Classical, 2022) alongside Jan Vogler, Kevin Zhu, Matthew Lipman, and Tiffany Poon. He has also participated in Bernstein: Piano & Chamber Music (AVI Music, 2019), performing Bernstein’s Violin Sonata among other works. In May 2025, Hoopes debuted at the Dresden Music Festival with pianist Anton Mejias, a program centered on the Liebe theme. Look for Chad Hoopes on tour across North America in the 2025–2026 season, with engagements in Pittsfield, MA; Westfield, NJ; Memphis, TN; Wooster, OH; and a return to Lincoln Center, NYC.

Whether you’re new to his music or seeking a trusted performer for a memorable concert experience, we’ve got you covered. Secure your seats and explore upcoming dates below.

Chad Hoopes maintains a robust presence in the classical music scene, with performances across major concert halls and festivals. His collaborations showcase a versatile voice—from concerto premieres to intimate chamber works. For fans and newcomers alike, Hoopes offers a compelling blend of technical brilliance and expressive storytelling. Stay connected with official channels for the latest tour updates, behind-the-scenes content, and concert footage.

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Geographic focus for the near term includes North American dates, with featured venues in Pittsfield (MA), Westfield (NJ), Memphis (TN), Wooster (OH), and high-profile appearances at Lincoln Center in New York City. If you’re in or near these cities, consider joining the audience for an unforgettable violin recital experience.