Eric Whitacre Tickets

Eric Whitacre is a renowned American composer, conductor, and performer known for his transformative choral works and innovative collaborations. From Grammy-winning albums to high-profile premiere performances, Whitacre's art explores the expressive potential of choir and ensemble writing. This dedicated artist page highlights his biography, key discography highlights, and a curated look at upcoming tour dates and engagements around the world.

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Whitacre’s career rose to prominence with albums like Light & Gold, which earned the Grammy Award for Best Choral Performance in 2012 (album released 2010). His second Decca album, Water Night, reached No. 1 on classical charts upon its 2012 release, cementing his status as a leading voice in modern choral repertoire. In 2025, audiences witnessed the premiere of The Pacific Has No Memory for violin and string orchestra at Carnegie Hall, featuring Anne Akiko Meyers and the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, with ongoing release details anticipated in 2026. A Swiss premiere of The Sacred Veil marked Whitacre's 2025 conducting series across four cities in September. Looking ahead to 2025–2026, Whitacre.org and partner venues will present The Sacred Veil/Whitacre performances across Europe and North America, including Wettingen, Basel, Vaduz, Laufenburg, Gothenburg, Stockholm, Ghent, Brussels, Louisville, Los Angeles, and New York. Follow official channels for the latest dates and ticket availability.

Social links: Eric Whitacre maintains official profiles to connect with fans and share updates. Use these links to verify engagements and discover behind-the-scenes insights: Instagram, X, Facebook, Official Website.