Verdi Tickets

Verdi Concert Tickets

Experience an evening of beautiful music by purchasing your Verdi tickets today. A renowned composer of opera, you won’t want to miss hearing the exquisite sounds of Verdi’s great works performed live.

Giuseppe Verdi was an Italian composer born in 1813, and his natural ability and love for music were evident at an early age. Learning the organ, he became a paid organist for a local church at the age of 8, and at 12, he entered a municipal music school in San Bartolomeo, where he also began composing. Verdi wrote and then staged his first opera, Oberto, in 1839. This would be the first of many operas by Verdi, which would eventually become his most significant and praised works.

Don’t miss the chance to secure your Verdi tickets now and hear this composer’s beautiful masterpieces for yourself. Verdi was heavily influenced by his Italian predecessors, Rossini and Donizetti. Mastering the key elements of Italian opera early on, Verdi developed his personal style and treatment of the opera genre, including larger cast sizes, more detailed orchestration and emphasis on theatrical production. The result of his work was a renovation of the Italian opera genre and some of the most beloved operas in the repertoire. His most notable pieces include Rigoletto, Aida, La Traviata and Otello. Truly a revolutionary in the world of opera, lovers of this artform won’t want to miss hearing Verdi's works performed live.

How much do Verdi tickets cost?

Ticket prices vary based on the venue, orchestra, and performance type. On average, tickets range from $20 to $398.

• Average Price: $473.32 per ticket
• Lowest Price: $342.00 is the cheapest price available for a ticket
• Premium Seating Options: A premium center orchestra seat near the front of the stage costs as much as $558.00 a ticket

 

Can I buy last-minute Verdi concert tickets?

Yes, you can buy last-minute tickets to any Verdi concerts on TicketSmarter. We have 11 still available for their next concert.

When is Verdi next concert?

Verdi is performing on October 28th, 2026 at 8:00pm at the Teatro alla Scala in Milan, LM.

How long are Verdi concerts?

Each performance is around 90 minutes long without intermission.

What songs are on Verdi's setlist?

Verdi's setlist while performing in Milan , 09 at “Chiesa di San Marco” included the following songs:

1. Introït
2. Requiem æternam
3. Te de cet hymnus
4. Kyrie
5. Sequentia
6. Dies iræ - Quantus tremor
7. Tuba mirum - Mors stupebit
8. Liber scriptus - Dies iræ
9. Quid sum miser
10. Rex tremendæ - Salva me
11. Recordare - Quærens me - Juste Judex
12. Ingemisco - Qui Mariam - Preces meæ - Inter oves
13. Confutatis - Oro supplex - Dies iræ
14. Lacrymosa - Pie Jesu
15. Offertoire
16. Domine Jesu
17. Hostias
18. Quam olim Abraham
19. Sanctus
20. Sanctus
21. Agnus Dei
22. Agnus Dei
23. Communion
24. Lux æterna
25. Répons
26. Libera me
27. Dies iræ
28. Libera me

Source: Setlist.fm