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Ted Hearne is a Chicago-born composer, singer, bandleader, and USC professor whose work intersects contemporary classical music with bold, politically engaged themes. Since emerging as a dynamic voice in modern music, Hearne has been a regular presence on the concert stage and in academic circles, consistently pushing boundaries with innovative collaborations and provocative performances. He’s received multiple award nominations and honors, reflecting his influence across genres and communities.

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His career blends rigorous composition with vocal experimentation, making him a trusted figure for audiences seeking thoughtful, forward-looking music. We’ve got you covered for secure, straightforward access to Ted Hearne’s performances, including upcoming tour dates and opportunities to experience his work live.

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Below you’ll find a detailed biography, highlights from his discography, and the latest on touring and projects. As your go-to connection for tickets, we’ll help you secure seats to see Hearne’s compelling live performances across venues and cities.

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Ted Hearne’s work spans orchestral pieces, vocal ensembles, and multimedia collaborations. His music often engages with contemporary social and political themes, inviting audiences to reflect while enjoying transformative listening experiences. Notable projects include Katrina Ballads (Gaudeamus Prize winner, 2009), The Source (Pulitzer finalist, 2014/2015), Sound from the Bench (Pulitzer finalist, 2017), and Place (Pulitzer finalist, 2020) with two Grammy nominations. He has been recognized with the New Voices Residency (Boosey & Hawkes, 2014) and continues to compose for major ensembles and theatre projects, such as Elektra in London’s West End (Duke of York's Theatre, 2025) and collaborations like Dorothea with Eliza Bagg.

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Follow Ted Hearne on official channels for the latest on touring and releases, and look for the next chance to experience his high-energy, thought-provoking performances live.

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Quick Facts About Ted Hearne

  • Born 1982 in Chicago; composer, singer, bandleader and USC USC professor, with a long track record of politically engaged works.
  • Pulitzer Prize: The Source (2014/2015) finalist; Sound from the Bench (2017) finalist; Place (2020) finalist (and two Grammy nominations for Place).
  • Gaudeamus Prize winner for Katrina Ballads (2009).
  • New Voices Residency (Boosey & Hawkes) awarded in 2014.
  • 2025: Scores Elektra for London's West End (Duke of York's Theatre) and releases Farming with The Crossing on Deathbomb Arc.
  • Recent large projects include Dorothea, a post-pop collaboration with Eliza Bagg.

The records

Ted Hearne Discography

  • Farming
    2025 · Deathbomb Arc
  • Place
    2020 · New Amsterdam Records
  • Hazy Heart Pump
    2019 · New Focus Recordings
  • Sound from the Bench
    2017 · Cantaloupe Music
  • Outlanders
    2016 · New Amsterdam Records
  • The Source
    2015 · New Amsterdam Records
  • Barbary Coast
    2015 · New Focus Recordings
  • R WE WHO R WE
    2013 · New Focus Recordings
  • Katrina Ballads
    2010 · New Amsterdam Records

The hits

Top Ted Hearne Songs

  • Microwork
    2025 · N/A
  • Country
    2025 · N/A
  • A Wedding Or...
    2023 · N/A
  • Warning Song
    2022 · N/A
  • Lobby Music
    2022 · N/A
  • Coloring Book: No. 5, Your People
    2019 · N/A

Ted Hearne’s work spans orchestral pieces, vocal ensembles, and multimedia collaborations. His music often engages with contemporary social and political themes, inviting audiences to reflect while enjoying transformative listening experiences. Notable projects include Katrina Ballads (Gaudeamus Prize winner, 2009), The Source (Pulitzer finalist, 2014/2015), Sound from the Bench (Pulitzer finalist, 2017), and Place (Pulitzer finalist, 2020) with two Grammy nominations. He has been recognized with the New Voices Residency (Boosey & Hawkes, 2014) and continues to compose for major ensembles and theatre projects, such as Elektra in London’s West End (Duke of York's Theatre, 2025) and collaborations like Dorothea with Eliza Bagg.

Follow Ted Hearne on official channels for the latest on touring and releases, and look for the next chance to experience his high-energy, thought-provoking performances live.

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