Fate Now Conquers Tickets

Fate Now Conquers is a composer-performer whose work bridges contemporary concert music with dramatic storytelling. Commissioned by the Philadelphia Orchestra and premiered in March 2020 at the Kimmel Center, this artist draws inspiration from Beethoven and Homer’s Iliad, weaving morphing orchestral textures with bold, cinematic pacing. Their collaborations span major ensembles and creative partnerships, making them a fixture in modern classical programming.

As a featured artist in the wider ecosystem of American orchestral music, Fate Now Conquers continues to contribute to a growing canon of works performed by ensembles such as the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Pittsburgh Symphony, Chineke! Orchestra, and Milwaukee Symphony, among others. Their career intersects with the evolving leadership in contemporary composition, including Carlos Simon’s role as Kennedy Center Composer-in-Residence and the 2024 BSO framework shaping new performance opportunities.

Below you’ll find a concise biography, discography highlights, and a schedule of upcoming tours and performances. Secure your seats through our trusted, no-fuss service and stay connected with Fate Now Conquers across social platforms for the latest news and projects.

Upcoming engagements in 2025 include a diverse slate: CS Philharmonic (Apr 26, 2025, Pikes Peak Center, Colorado Springs), Winston-Salem Symphony (Nov 15–16, 2025, Reynolds Auditorium, Winston-Salem), Vancouver Symphony Orchestra (early 2025 program featuring Beethoven & Tchaikovsky 6), and Chattanooga Symphony & Opera (Nov 16, 2025). Fate Now Conquers continues to perform with top-tier orchestras such as the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Philadelphia-based premieres, and cross-genre collaborations that broaden the reach of contemporary orchestral music.

For listeners, the artist’s discography includes landmark releases with prominent labels. Albums tied to the broader ecosystem include collaborations surrounding My Ancestor’s Gift (2018, Navona), Requiem for the Enslaved (2022, Decca, Grammy-nominated), Together (2023, Decca), Four Symphonic Works (2024, NSO/LSO Live distribution), and The Best Cuisine (2025, Azica). A single titled Near the Cross preceded the Together album (Decca Classics, 2023), highlighting a dynamic approach to single releases ahead of full albums.

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