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Concert Schedule & Ticket
Unleashed: Tchaikovsky's Violin
Thursday, October 1, 2026 | 7:00 PM
The Murphey Performance Hall
Featuring Chloe Trevor, Violin
Open the season with an evening of sweeping landscapes, passion, and virtuosic brilliance. Felix Mendelssohn’s Symphony No. 3 in A Minor, the “Scottish,” transports audiences through misty highlands and dramatic seascapes, weaving a richly expressive journey inspired by the composer’s travels. The program continues with Tchaikovsky’s dazzling Violin Concerto in D Major featuring violinist, Chloe Trevor. This beloved concerto showcases both the emotional depth of the composer’s writing and the extraordinary artistry of our talented soloist. Together, these masterpieces create a powerful and exhilarating start to the season.
Special thanks to Title Concert Sponsor, The Art and Eva Camúñez Tucker Foundation; Title Concert Sponsor, Mrs. Elta Joyce McAfee and, Title Orchestra Sponsor, Mr. Mark McLaughlin.
Score in Motion: Symphony at the Cinema
Saturday, November 7, 2026 | 5:30 PM
The Murphey Performance Hall
Featuring Angelo State University orchestra members.
Experience the power of music in film with a cross-over style program that brings iconic cinematic moments to life. Mozart’s Symphony No. 25, featured in Amadeus and Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7 from The King’s Speech, anchors the evening of unforgettable storytelling through sound. This family-friendly performance also includes beloved themes from films like How to Train Your Dragon, Superman, and Gone with the Wind, celebrating the music that makes movie magic truly unforgettable.
Special thanks to Title Concert Sponsors, Mrs. Bette and Mr. Don Allison and Title Concert Sponsor, The San Angelo Symphony Guild.
A Merry & Bright Holiday Pops
Saturday, December 5, 2026 | 5:30 PM
The Murphey Performance Hall
Featuring soloists, Justin DeLoach
Celebrate the magic of the season with the festive A Merry & Bright Holiday Pops filled with joy and musical sparkle. This beloved tradition features a delightful mix of classic carols, seasonal favorites, and the popular sing-along that brings audiences of all ages together. A performance that creates an unforgettable evening and captures the spirit and wonder of the holidays – perfect for making memories with family and friends!
Special thanks to Title Concert Sponsors, Mrs. Ellen and Dr. Dale McDonald and Guest Artist Sponsor, City National Bank.
The Music of Billy Joel
Thursday, March 4, 2027 | 7:30 PM
Murphey Performance Hall
The Music of Billy Joel starring Michael Cavanaugh showcases the hits of one of the greatest piano-rock legends in the modern era. Starring Michael Cavanaugh, who was handpicked by Billy Joel to lead the Broadway musical Movin’ Out, this production brings these iconic songs to life. Michael earned both Tony and Grammy nominations for his role, and Billboard has hailed him as the “New Voice of the American Rock and Roll Songbook.” This acclaimed show ranked among PollStar’s Top 50 Touring Shows in both 2019 and 2020!
Special thanks to Concert Sponsor, First Financial Bank, and Guest Artist Sponsors, Mr. Lee & Mrs. Candyce Pfluger.
Special Events
Dinner Series
If you like great company, fine dining and fabulous experiences, the San Angelo Symphony offers an annual Dinner Series that includes two themed parties throughout the season hosted in various San Angelo homes. Guests are treated to a night of fun at each event with proceeds benefiting the organization’s artistic programming and educational initiatives.
Polo on the Concho
Please contact the Symphony office with any questions. (325) 658-5877.
Ticket & Reservation Policies
- Individual ticket sales: All sales are final and tickets are non-refundable.
- Individual Dinner Series and special event reservation sales: All reservations are final and tickets are non-refundable.
- Can’t use your tickets? If you can’t attend a concert and you’re unable to find a friend who will use your ticket(s), you may donate them back to the Symphony no later than 5pm on Friday of the concert weekend. We will issue a tax-deductible donation receipt for your donation. We’ll make every effort to re-sell your unused ticket(s). Please give the staff as much notice as possible. Please note: We are unable to accept unused tickets as donations after the concert has begun or the following week.
- Season subscriptions: Season subscriptions are non-refundable and all sales are final. If you experience a rare life-event, such as moving out of the area or illness, we may make an exception on a case-by-case basis. Please contact the Symphony office with any questions.
- Tax-deductible donations: Tax-deductible donations and gifts are non-refundable.
- Lost your ticket(s)? No problem. We’ll reprint one for you at no charge. Please contact the Symphony office prior to the evening of the concert and we will hold the ticket(s) at Will Call on the evening of the performance.
- Box Office and Online Ticketing Fees: The following fees apply when you purchase tickets at the box office or order tickets/subscriptions online:
- Box Office or Online Subscription Patron Membership or Season Ticket Orders: A per-order $5 printing fee is charged and passed along to the consumer.
- Box Office or Single Ticket Online Orders: A per-ticket online convenience $5 fee is charged and passed along to the consumer.
- NSF Policy: A $25 charge will be incurred by the patron for any check returned to the SASS. This amount must be paid in cash in person at the Symphony office.
Venue Seating
The Elta Joyce Murphey Performance Hall and Stage
at City Auditorium
FAQ’s
Can I bring food and drink to the concert?
Drinks are permitted in the Murphey Performance Hall and the Angelo State University Junell Center. Food is not allowed in the Murphey Performance Hall and it is ONLY permitted in the Junell Center if seated at one of the First Financial Bank Family Pops Tables.
Do you offer reserved seating?
The San Angelo Symphony offers reserved seating through season subscriptions and for
individual performances in the Murphey Performance Hall and the Angelo State University
Junell Center. For more information, please call the Symphony office at (325) 658-5877.
When I go to a concert I am not sure when to applaud. When is it appropriate to applaud?
What is the San Angelo Symphony's refund policy?
Ticket Refund Policy
Individual ticket sales, Dinner Series, and Special Event Reservations: All sales are final and tickets/reservations are non-refundable.
Can’t use your ticket? If you can’t attend a concert and you’re unable to find a friend who will use your ticket(s), you may donate back to the Symphony no later than 5pm on Friday of the concert weekend. You can call the Symphony office at (325) 658-5877. We will issue a tax-deductible donation receipt for your donation. We’ll make every effort to re-sell your unused ticket. Please give us as much notice as possible.
Please note: we are unable to accept unused tickets as donations after the concert has begun, or the following week.
Season subscriptions: Season subscriptions are non-refundable and all sales are final. If you experience a rare life-event, such as moving out of the area or illness, we may make an exception to the rule on a case-by-case basis. Please contact us using the contact form on this site, and we’ll review the case.
Tax-deductible donations: Tax-deductible donations and gifts are non-refundable.
Lost your ticket? No problem. We’ll reprint one for you at no charge. You can call the Symphony office at (325) 658-5877 and we will hold it at Will Call on the evening of the performance.
Where is the Murphey Performance Hall?
The Murphey Performance Hall is located in City Hall, downtown San Angelo, on 72 W. College.
I have purchased a table at the First Financial Family Pops Concert. Do I need to have a ticket for each of my guests?
Yes, each person sitting at the table will need to have their own concert ticket. Tables and tickets are sold at the Symphony office. For more information, please call the Symphony office at (325) 658-5877.
Can I bring my child to the concert? Does my child need a ticket?
The San Angelo Symphony encourages families to attend our concerts and special events. We are proud to offer a multitude of events for families to choose from. Both single and season tickets are available for children 12 and under. Children ages 2 and under do not need a ticket as long as they remain in the lap of an adult. As a reminder for parents, not all events will be best suited for the entire family. For more information, please call the Symphony office at (325) 658-5877.
What do I wear to the concert?
Church or business attire is recommended, but not required at regular concerts. The attire for the First Financial Bank FamilyPops Concert tends to be more formal. For details on attire for Symphony Special Events, please call the Symphony office at (325) 658-5877.
Where can I get tickets?
Tickets are available at the Symphony Office located at 72 West College Ave on the mezzanine level, or on our website. You can also purchase tickets by calling our office at 325-658-5877.
What are the Symphony's Box Office and Online Ticket Fees?
Ticket & Subscription Processing Fees
A $5 processing fee will be applied to all ticket or subscription orders done online, over the phone, in-person, or at the Box Office. NSF Policy: A $35 charge will be incurred by the patron for any check returned to the SASS. This amount must be paid in cash in person at the Symphony office.
Where is the First Financial Bank Family Pops Concert?
The First Financial Bank Family Pops Concert takes place at the Junell Center located on Angelo State University’s campus.
What is the age requirement for senior tickets?
Senior tickets are 65+.