Midland-Odessa Symphony Tickets

The Midland-Odessa Symphony (MOSC) has been a driving force in West Texas culture since 1969, born from the merger of the Odessa Symphony and the Midland Symphony and Chorus Association. Today marketed as the West Texas Symphony, MOSC brings a diverse slate of performances to audiences across the region, including the main-stage Masterworks, Pops & Family programs, and intimate Chamber concerts. Based at the Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center in Midland, TX, MOSC also proudly presents multiple ensembles such as the Chorale, West Texas Winds, and Lone Star Brass, enriching the local arts scene with high-caliber live music.

Whether you’re a longtime supporter or new to the area, secure your seats to MOSC’s dynamic seasons and milestone celebrations. We’ve got you covered with easy, no-fuss ticket access and up-to-date show information.

Upcoming MOSC highlights for the 2025–26 season include a robust Masterworks lineup, engaging Pops & Family concerts, and intimate Chamber performances. The season marks MOSC's 63rd year, with ongoing regional programs and press coverage celebrating their 90th-season milestones. Notable 2025 events feature Doves and Crocodiles with Principal Clarinet Chris Chance (January 11, 2025), Tony DeSare: The Piano Show with Rhapsody In Blue (March 1, 2025), and Sounds of the Season (December 6, 2025). All performances take place at the Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center and other West Texas venues, with single-day tickets typically going on sale around August 2025. Follow MOSC across social channels for announcements and tour details.

Performer bios, discography highlights, and upcoming tour info are provided below. For the latest updates and to secure your seats, think of us as your connect in the business—reliable, straightforward, and here to help you enjoy West Texas music at its best.