Las Vegas Philharmonic Tickets

The Las Vegas Philharmonic has been delivering world-class orchestral performances in Southern Nevada since its founding in 1998 by Harold Weller and local patrons Susan and Andrew Tompkins. As the resident orchestra of The Smith Center since July 2011, the ensemble brings iconic classical masterworks, family programs, and special collaborations to the Las Vegas valley. Led by a team of renowned conductors and a commitment to education and accessibility, the Las Vegas Philharmonic remains a cornerstone of the city’s cultural landscape.

Artistic leadership includes the esteemed Leonard Slatkin as Artistic Consultant and Rei Hotoda, named Music Director Designate in 2025 with the first LV Philharmonic season under her leadership announced for 2026. This progressive leadership fusion promises vibrant interpretations and community engagement while preserving the high-caliber artistry listeners expect from the orchestra.

Upcoming Highlights: The 2025–2026 season features thrilling programs such as Bugs Bunny at the Symphony (Sept 27, 2025), Beethoven’s Fifth (Nov 1, 2025), Bach & Brahms (Nov 15, 2025), and The Music of John Williams (Mar 27–28, 2026) at The Smith Center. The LV Philharmonic also maintains an active touring schedule and community outreach, with ticketing available through lvphil.org and The Smith Center system. For fans, secure your seats early and follow the ensemble across social channels for the latest news and exclusive content.

Discography highlights from the early 2000s include The King: Symphonic Gold (Koch, 2002) and Elvis/James Bond-themed albums released by earMUSIC and Koch, reflecting the orchestra’s versatility and broad appeal. The Las Vegas Philharmonic continues to grow its repertoire and educational initiatives—an integral part of their mission to inspire audiences of all ages.

Social media and official sites: Stay connected through official channels for updates, behind-the-scenes content, and concert announcements. Facebook: @LasVegas Philharmonic, X (Twitter): @lvphil, Instagram: @lvphil, YouTube: lvphil.org YouTube. For tickets and information, visit lvphil.org and The Smith Center’s booking system.