New York Philharmonic at Radio City Music Hall

The New York Philharmonic conducted by Gustavo Dudamel

There’s no other party like a party here in the middle of Manhattan. And if you’re new to the city or haven’t had a chance to go to the symphony at any time in your life here - well, it's everyone’s lucky day! Get ready to be amazed when it’s all said and done, right as the fun of the year has just begun! RIGHT here on Sunday January 25th, the New York Philharmonic teams up with conductor Gustavo Dudamel for a night of the symphony and a chance to see Symphony No. 5 live. And just so you all know - this is a one time ONLY show folks: there’s no day two to make up this one. Truly a once in a lifetime moment here in the crowd - come on down, we can’t wait to see you this time around! 

So - who is our conductor of the night?! Gustavo Dudamel is one of those once-in-a-generation figures who changed classical music just by showing up. Raised in Venezuela through the El Sistema program, Dudamel came up as a violinist before stepping onto the podium and never looking back. By his early 20s, he was already winning international conducting competitions and redefining what a maestro could look like: young, electric, emotional, and fully locked in to the role. Over the last two decades, he’s led orchestras around the world, transforming everywhere he touches - like the Los Angeles Philharmonic into a cultural force. Now, as he prepares to step into his role with the New York Philharmonic, this Radio City appearance feels like a bridge moment - legacy meeting the future in real time.

The New York Philharmonic is American classical music at its highest level, full stop - hard stop there. Founded in 1842, it’s the oldest symphony orchestra in the United States, with nearly two centuries of history shaping the sound of orchestral music as we know it. From Leonard Bernstein to today, the Philharmonic has always stood at the intersection of tradition and evolution, pushing repertoire forward while honoring its roots. This special night at Radio City Music Hall isn’t just another concert - it’s a historic step outside the orchestra’s usual home, pairing its unmatched legacy with Dudamel’s modern vision. When these two meet in the middle, it’s an explosion of new age creativity and legacy. And above all - a can’t miss night for me you and the crew,

We can’t wait to see you! Time to be amazed. See you in your best tuxes and all that jazz - right here at Radio City!