North Carolina Symphony Tickets

North Carolina Symphony Concert Tickets

With North Carolina Symphony tickets, you can hear the symphony founded in 1932 by Lamar Stringfield who united a group of volunteers to create a local orchestra. The goal of the North Carolina Symphony is to perform amazing music as well as serve its community in a variety of ways. The current orchestra has sixty-six full-time musicians who are led by Grant Llewellyn who has been the conductor since 2004. They typically perform about 300 performances a year with most of their shows done at their home theater, Meymandi Concert Hall at the Duke Energy Center for the Performing Arts in downtown Raleigh, North Carolina.

About fifty of these performances are actually educational programs for the musical youth of North Carolina, influencing about 70,000 students a year! Since the orchestra is deeply devoted to serving the community, they put on many programs for musicians of all ages and engage nearly 100 counties of the state. To catch one of their concerts, check out North Carolina Symphony tickets on our site.

The symphony provides training and resources to music instructors, small ensemble classroom work or full orchestra education concerts. Community events are held in the concert hall as well as auditoriums, gymnasiums, restaurants, clubs and other unconventional settings so they can reach a broad audience. Some North Carolina cities they perform at are Southern Pines and Wilmington as well as the Summerfest at Koka Booth Amphitheatre. They have even performed at the 2017 The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C.

North Carolina Symphony Ticket Prices

North Carolina Symphony tickets will vary in prices. Prices can change depending on concert content, time of year, seat quality and event popularity. TicketSmarter can provide exact prices for tickets when you select an event and seat.

How much are North Carolina Symphony tickets?

The North Carolina Symphony typically performs at its home theater Meymandi Concert Hall at the Duke Energy Center for the Performing Arts in Raleigh. Seating sections A-C which are closest to the stage are anywhere between $200-$620. One section back is D, E and F where seats are $80-$130. For the lowest price, look for seats in sections G, H or J for about $70. Box seating is also available with tickets pricing around $70-$80.

When shopping for your North Carolina Symphony tickets you can expect to pay an average price of $129.47 a ticket. The most you can pay is $739.80, which is often for seats near the front of the stage. Many of the band’s live shows have cheap North Carolina Symphony tickets listed for $36.90 a ticket.

North Carolina Symphony Tour Dates & Concert Schedule

Most events of the North Carolina Symphony are held at Meymandi Concert Hall. However, they also do small tours across North Carolina at places like Chapel Hill, Cary, New Bern and Fayetteville. The symphony performs traditional and classical concerts as well as educational concerts for aspiring musicians.

Prepare yourself to see North Carolina Symphony live in concert because the band is going back on tour. North Carolina Symphony has 4 concerts scheduled for 2024. North Carolina Symphony next concert is scheduled for February 7th, 2025 at 8:00pm. This energized performance will take place at the Meymandi Concert Hall At Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts at 2 East South Street, Raleigh, NC. Fans of the group’s music will want to order their North Carolina Symphony Orchestra tickets soon because there are only 397 tickets left for this show. North Carolina Symphony concert tickets range between $55.80 - $739.80.

When do North Carolina Symphony tickets go on sale?

Tickets for the symphony become available soon after show dates are released. Show dates can be released anywhere from six months to a year before the scheduled performance. Check TicketSmarter often for North Carolina Symphony tickets so you don’t miss a big performance!

North Carolina Symphony Seating Chart

Meymandi Concert Hall has a capacity for 1,700 guests at a time and is in a shoebox configuration. For good views of the musicians, look into purchasing tickets in sections A, B and C. Sections D, E and F are further from the stage in the center of the auditorium. For the lowest costing tickets, you will want to look for tickets for sections G, H and J. Box seating is also available all along the theater's wall and comes with varying proximity to the stage. You can view exact seats and prices on TicketSmarter with the interactive seating chart.

Watch North Carolina Symphony last performance of the year at the Meymandi Concert Hall At Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts on February 22nd, 2025 at 8:00pm. This show is playing at 2 East South Street, Raleigh, NC. If you're interested in seeing North Carolina Symphony live in concert, you'll want to place your order soon because there are only 180 North Carolina Symphony Orchestra tickets still available. Fans can find North Carolina Symphony tour tickets priced from $36.90 - $420.30 a seat.

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Songs from the North Carolina Symphony Tour Setlist

North Carolina Symphony's setlist while performing in Williamston , NC at “Martin County Auditorium” included the following songs:

1. Polacca from Sleeping Beauty
2. Excerpts from the Ballet Sylvia
3. The Moldau from Ma Vlast
4. Belle of the Ball
5. Selections from My Fair Lady
6. The Boston Pops March
7. Exodus, Orchestral Tone Poem
8. Jewish Wedding Dance

Source: Setlist.fm