Greenville Symphony single tickets now on sale for 2026-2027 “Common Ground” season

Single tickets are now on sale for the Greenville Symphony’s 2026-2027 “Common Ground” season. Tickets became available at 10:00 a.m. today for the Symphony’s Peace Concert Hall and Gunter Theatre series, as well as Holiday at Peace and the Symphony’s films-in-concert performances.

Tickets may be purchased online through the Peace Center, by calling the Peace Center box office at 864-467-3000 or in person at the box office.

“It’s a great time to secure a seat now to anything and everything on our season that catches your eye,” said Jessica Satava, Executive Director of the Greenville Symphony. “Everyone can choose the programs that speak to them, try something new or return to a tradition they love. With such a wide range of music and experiences ahead, we want everyone in our community to find a concert that feels like theirs.”

The Symphony’s 79th season opens September 26–27 with Mozart’s Requiem, led by Music Director Lee Mills and featuring the Clemson University Singers, Furman University Singers and guest soloists.

The Peace Concert Hall Series includes Beethoven’s Violin Concerto, Bartók’s Concerto for Orchestra and Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony. Featured artists include violinist Nathan Amaral, pianist Maxim Lando and Greenville Symphony Concertmaster Jacqueline Tso. The April program features Tso performing the Butterfly Lovers’ Violin Concerto alongside the South Carolina premiere of Andrea Reinkemeyer’s Water Sings Fire. The season concludes in May with Ravel’s Boléro and selections from Daphnis et Chloé.

At the Gunter Theatre, audiences can experience the orchestra in a more intimate setting through Mozart Among Friends, Carmen in Concert, the return of Rhythm Rising: A Percussion Celebration and a program pairing Haydn’s Symphony No. 102 with Stravinsky’s Pulcinella Suite.

Special events include How to Train Your Dragon in Concert; Holiday at Peace, Greenville’s annual family holiday tradition; and Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix™ in Concert. The films-in-concert performances pair screenings of the movies with their scores performed live by the Greenville Symphony.

For the complete 2026–2027 season schedule and to purchase tickets, visit greenvillesymphony.org.

About the Greenville Symphony Orchestra

Preparing to enter its 79th year, the Greenville Symphony Orchestra is one of the Southeast’s premier professional orchestras, reaching more than 50,000 people annually through innovative performances, community events and music education. Under the baton of Music Director Lee Mills, now entering his third season, the GSO continues to inspire audiences with a fresh approach to both traditional and new works, reflecting the vibrancy of our region.

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