Chicago Philharmonic Orchestra Tickets

The Chicago Philharmonic Orchestra is a dynamic, musician-governed ensemble founded in 1989 by principal musicians from the Lyric Opera Orchestra. With roughly 200 performing members, this independent orchestra thrives on collaborative artistry and community engagement. Since 2013, Artistic Director and Principal Conductor Scott Speck has steered the ensemble, earning recognition such as the Illinois Council of Orchestras Conductor of the Year in 2021. The Chicago Philharmonic Orchestra is the official orchestra of the Joffrey Ballet since 2012, a long-time partner of the Ravinia Festival, and a resident company at the Harris Theater in Chicago. These relationships place the orchestra at the heart of Chicago’s cultural scene, delivering ambitious programming and accessible performances for all ages.

For fans and newcomers alike, we’ve got you covered when it comes to tickets. Secure your seats for upcoming premieres, notable collaborations, and family-friendly concerts. We’ll help you find the right date and the best seats as plans evolve—without any fuss.

Upcoming 2025 milestones include world premieres at the Harris Theater: Stacy Garrop’s Invictus (piano concerto) and Damien Geter’s An African American Requiem as part of the Ear Taxi Festival. The season also features a Nas collaboration at Ravinia, a Tortoise performance at The Auditorium, Beethoven X Beyoncé at the Harris Theater, and Disney in Concert at the Auditorium Theatre on October 25, 2025. In addition to live shows, the orchestra’s discography highlights the Cedille Records release Invictus (Stacy Garrop) (Piano Concerto & Joie de vivre), slated for 2026, and 20th Century Harpsichord Concertos (Jory Vinikour with the Chicago Philharmonic), released in 2019. Explore their official social channels below for updates, tours, and behind-the-scenes insights, and check venue pages for detailed information on seating, accessibility, and directions.