28 upcoming events · from $49 all-in · 1 city · through May 2027
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra tickets run from an all-in $49 across a 28-date run, though the typical night sits closer to $111. Starting prices climb to $223 on the priciest dates, depending on the city and demand. Up next is September 26 at Heinz Hall in Pittsburgh, PA, from $111 all-in.
If you're flexible on date, the cheapest date is November 20, at $49 — the lowest on the calendar. The run continues through May 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 Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra's upcoming dates — pick the cheapest night before you choose your seats.
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra tickets start at $49 all-in, with most dates around $111. 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 $49, for the Friday, November 20, 2026 show in Pittsburgh, PA. The "lowest all-in price by date" section above compares every night at a glance.
Starting prices reach $223 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.
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra has 28 upcoming shows through May 2027. You can browse and filter all of them above.
The next show is Saturday, September 26, 2026 at Heinz Hall, Pittsburgh, with tickets from $111 all-in.
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