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Thu Aug 20 8:00pm
Long Beach Symphony: Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean - The Curse of the Black Pearl
F&M Bank Amphitheater of Long Beach  •  Long Beach, CA
Sat Oct 10 7:30pm
Long Beach Symphony: Classics - Faces Of America at 250
Terrace Theater at Long Beach Convention Center  •  Long Beach, CA
Sat Nov 14 7:30pm
Long Beach Symphony: Classics - Entangled in Passion
Terrace Theater at Long Beach Convention Center  •  Long Beach, CA
Sat Feb 6 7:30pm
Long Beach Symphony: Classics - Painting in Notes
Terrace Theater at Long Beach Convention Center  •  Long Beach, CA
Sat Mar 6 7:30pm
Long Beach Symphony: Classics - Heaven & Earth
Terrace Theater at Long Beach Convention Center  •  Long Beach, CA
Sat Jun 5 7:30pm
Long Beach Symphony: Classics - Fantastique Finale
Terrace Theater at Long Beach Convention Center  •  Long Beach, CA




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Get Your Long Beach Symphony Tickets in Long Beach: 2026 Concerts & Tour Schedule

Long Beach Symphony Long Beach Long Beach Symphony fans, Are you ready for Long Beach? on Thursday, August 20th 2026 Long Beach Symphony will be playing at F&M Bank Amphitheater of Long Beach, CA. Score your Long Beach Symphony tickets Long Beach right here. Imagine yourself in Long Beach on a warm summer evening, the air buzzing with anticipation for the Long Beach Symphony concert happening . This isn’t just any night of music; it’s an opportunity to lose yourself in the magic of live orchestral sounds, surrounded by a community that truly loves its symphony. The orchestra has a long-standing history of collaborating with local charities and community groups, making each concert more than just a performance, it’s a celebration of connection and culture. They’ve even dived into jazz influences, blending styles in ways that surprise and delight audiences, and often invite fans to meet the musicians face-to-face in informal sessions. Tickets aren’t just a pass to listen, they’re your ticket to feeling part of something bigger, something alive. Whether you’re a seasoned classical music lover or just looking for a memorable night out, this concert promises an experience that hits all the right notes, an evening filled with emotion, tradition, and a touch of Long Beach’s unique charm. So grab your tickets early, maybe even snag a pre-show deal, and get ready to immerse yourself in a night that’s sure to leave a lasting impression.

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1051 Queens Highway, Long Beach, CA
90802, US


Long Beach Symphony Concert Live at F&M Bank Amphitheater of Long Beach | Long Beach – August 20th, 2026

The Terrace Theater at the Long Beach Convention Center is a true gem for anyone craving a night of live music and unforgettable performances. It’s a place where you might catch inspiring speakers or hear the soulful sounds of the Long Beach State University Jazz Band, which always brings the house down. The theater’s got a cozy yet versatile vibe, with options like the right-side orchestra seats offering pretty great views of the stage and club seating that feels more like a luxury lounge, perfect if you want to splurge a little. And let’s not forget the Long Beach Symphony Long Beach regularly fills this space with magic, whether it’s a stirring symphony or a lively community event. Getting here is a breeze too, whether you’re cruising down I-110 from LA or hopping off Amtrak, the location is accessible and easy to reach. Honestly, it’s one of those venues that makes you feel connected, whether you're there for a local choir concert or a big symphony night, the Terrace Theater never disappoints.