3 upcoming events · from $50 all-in · 2 cities · through March 2027
Brahms Symphony No. 2 tickets start at an all-in $50 across 3 upcoming shows. Up next is November 20 at Bradley Symphony Center in Milwaukee, WI, from $209 all-in.
If you're flexible on city, the cheapest night is March 13 in Wilmington, NC, at $50 — the lowest on the calendar. The tour continues through March 2027. The price you see already includes fees, with nothing added at checkout, and each order carries our 100% Buyer Guarantee.
All-in prices across Brahms Symphony No. 2's upcoming dates — pick the cheapest night before you choose your seats.
Brahms Symphony No. 2 tickets start at $50 all-in. The price shown already includes all fees — the number you see is the number you pay at checkout.
The lowest all-in price right now is $50, for the Saturday, March 13, 2027 show in Wilmington, NC. The "lowest all-in price by date" section above compares every night at a glance.
Starting prices reach $209 on the most in-demand dates. Prices for front-section and premium seats vary by date — open any date above to see its full range.
Brahms Symphony No. 2 has 3 upcoming shows across 2 cities through March 2027. You can browse and filter all of them above.
The next show is Friday, November 20, 2026 at Bradley Symphony Center, Milwaukee, with tickets from $209 all-in.
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