Opening Night is Here!

Tonight—Monday, September 22 at 7:00 PM in the Moody Concert Hall—we open the season with IGNITE. The program brings three electrifying works to the stage: Dvořák’s Cello Concerto featuring Gabriel Martins, Barber’s Symphony No. 1, and Ginastera’s Variaciones concertantes.


Enjoy some some moments from last night's rehearsal...

Cheers-n-Chat at 6PM

Early arrival is encouraged tonight so why not join us at 6:00 PM for Cheers-n-Chat?


This casual, pre-concert gathering includes insider notes from Maestro Flatt, delicious bites, and wine. Plus, you'll get to meet guest artist Gabriel Martins and hear him play some excerpts from the Dvořak.


Entry is a $20 donation, and all proceeds support our Annual Young Person’s Concerts, which reaches 3,000 students each year.

Tune in APR at 9:00AM

Plan Your Visit

Parking: TSO patron parking is available in the Capstone Parking Deck (across from Moody). Use code 9765# when you enter and exit for free parking. Valet parking is also available. Purchase via the button below or $20 cash.


Doors: The Box Office opens in the lobby at 6:00 PM; performance begins at 7:00 PM.


Enhance your evening: Add a VIP Pass for Cheers-n-Chat when you grab your tickets!


Group Discounts: Groups of 10 or more receive 40% off tickets. Use code TSOGROUPS at checkout.


TSO in the News

Tuscaloosa Symphony Orchestra to 'Ignite' new season with guest cellist


Mark Hughes Cobb

The Tuscaloosa News


The Tuscaloosa Symphony Orchestra's season launches Sept. 22 with "Ignite," glows into an "Aurora" (Nov. 17), finds a partner for "Danzón" (Jan. 26, 2026), goes "Windswept" (March 30) and at the last, will "Rise" (April 27).


Rounding that out are two familiar events, the long-established "Home for the Holidays," Dec. 8, and the other invented new for 2024, and back by popular demand this year, the Oct. 30 fundraiser "Bridgerton Ball."


With March 2's performances of children's concert "The Composer is Dead," brainchild of Daniel Handler, aka Lemony Snicket, featuring guest narrator Joey Lay, this TSO season goes back to seven concerts for the first time since the pandemic.


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