The Planets Tickets

The Planets Concert Tickets

Immerse yourself in an out-of-this-world classical music performance when you purchase The Planets tickets on TicketSmarter. The orchestral suite consists of seven movements, with each named after a planet in the Solar System and its astrological character. The piece is one of the most popular from English composer Gustav Holst who wrote the suite between 1914 and 1917 and has been praised over time for his innovative style.

The orchestral suite had its debut in September of 1918 at the Queen’s Hall in London, where it was led by Holst’s friend and legendary conductor, Adrian Boult. The conductor led future performances of the piece including one with the Royal Philharmonic Society and other early performances included one with the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Albert Coates in 1920. The piece was written to be performed with a female chorus in addition to the orchestra and is often presented this way.

Be sure to grab The Planets tickets today so you don’t miss the next performance of the historical suite in your city. Since its debut, the work has been performed all over the world by some of the best orchestras, including the New York Philharmonic, the Halle Orchestra and BBC Symphony Orchestra. There are various recordings that cover the decades since its premiere, with performances led by Vladimir Jurowski and Sir Simon Rattle in more recent years.

How much do The Planets tickets cost?

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

• Average Price: $110 per ticket
• Lowest Price: Around $75 is often the lowest price you can find a ticket
• Premium Seating Options: A premium center orchestra seat near the front of the stage can cost as much as $287 a ticket

When is The Planets next concert?

The details for The Planets’s next live concert haven’t been released. We will update their schedule after a new concert is announced.

How long are The Planets concerts?

Each performance is around 90 minutes long without intermission.