Hossein Omoumi Tickets

Hossein Omoumi, born in 1944 in Isfahan, Iran, is a revered master of the ney and a leading figure in Persian classical music. His work as a composer, performer, and educator has helped elevate Persian performing arts on the global stage. Omoumi currently serves as the Maseeh Professor in Persian Performing Arts at the University of California, Irvine, where he trains the next generation of musicians. His career spans decades of performance, teaching at prestigious institutions, and a discography that celebrates the depth and beauty of the ney tradition.

On the stage and in the studio, Omoumi's artistry bridges traditional Persian modal systems with contemporary listening, inviting audiences to experience the spiritual and sonic richness of the ney. His career includes scholarly contributions, documentary work, and influential performances across major venues in the United States and beyond.

Fans and new listeners alike can explore his important recordings, learn about upcoming performances, and gain insight into the life of one of Iran’s most respected musical voices.

Upcoming appearances and recent performances have kept Omoumi at the forefront of Persian classical music. While there may not be 2025 tour dates listed publicly, his past appearances—such as a 2017 Roulette (New York) performance and a 2024 CTSA/Winifred Smith Hall show—demonstrate his ongoing live engagement with audiences. Check back for updates or join his official networks to stay informed. For more context, a 2016 documentary, Classical Persian Music – Hossein Omoumi from Isfahan to Irvine, highlights his life, pedagogy, and musical journey, supported by NEA and the Roshan Institute.

We’ve got you covered for reliable access to his music, biographical details, and news about future performances. Secure your seats through trusted sources and experience the artistry of one of Persia’s master musicians.