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San Francisco Symphony Davies Symphony Hall Tickets & Info
Experience an unforgettable evening with the San Francisco Symphony on March 13, 2026, at Davies Symphony Hall. Renowned for its innovative programming and commitment to accessibility, the orchestra has expanded its reach through initiatives like digital concert series during the pandemic, ensuring audiences could enjoy world-class performances safely from home. The Symphony’s dedication to contemporary music is exemplified by its Contemporary Composers Project, which commissions and premieres new works, fostering cutting-edge artistic expression. Critics have lauded the orchestra's interpretations of Mahler, especially under the baton of conductor Herbert Blomstedt, highlighting performances praised for their emotional depth and precision.
This concert features a compelling lineup, including Dvořák’s soulful Cello Concerto, showcasing the expressive talents of soloist Yo-Yo Ma, and Brahms’ uplifting Symphony No. 2, a masterwork filled with warmth and lyrical beauty. Conducted by Daniele Rustioni, this evening promises a seamless blend of tradition and innovation, offering audiences a dynamic musical experience.
Secure your tickets early for the best seats, with prompt email delivery so you can focus on enjoying the performance. Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of San Francisco’s classical music scene. Join us for a night of extraordinary artistry, surprises, and musical inspiration at the San Francisco Symphony’s March 13, 2026 concert—an event not to be missed.
San Francisco Symphony Concerts Davies Symphony Hall
Davies Symphony Hall stands as a premier cultural landmark in San Francisco, serving as the vibrant home of the San Francisco Symphony and the hub for the SFS Education Department. Renowned for its exceptional acoustics and stunning architecture, the hall hosts a diverse range of concerts, from classical masterpieces to contemporary works, demonstrating the San Francisco Symphony's commitment to musical innovation and community engagement. Notably, in the mid-1980s, Davies Symphony Hall hosted a memorable recital featuring legendary pianist Vladimir Horowitz, exemplifying its status as a stage for world-class performances. The hall also celebrated the 50-year milestone of the San Francisco Symphony’s music director with special tribute concerts, highlighting its long-standing musical excellence. Audience seating options include the Front Balcony, prized for its proximity to the stage, and the Rear Balcony, offering a comprehensive view of the entire stage setup. Conveniently located near other cultural institutions, Davies Symphony Hall makes it easy to plan a full day of artistic exploration. For those attending San Francisco Symphony concerts, such as the upcoming performance featuring Dvořák’s Cello Concerto and Brahms’ Symphony No. 2 conducted by Daniele Rustioni, sharing your location with transportation services ensures a smooth arrival and departure. Experience the San Francisco Symphony at Davies Symphony Hall—where musical tradition and innovation converge in the heart of the city.
Best Value Tickets
The most affordable options are located in the 2ND TIER AA and BB sections, particularly in Rows E and F, with prices ranging from $81 to $84. These seats offer a good balance of price and view, providing a solid experience of the orchestra and stage.
Sweet Spot (Good Availability & Price)
The 1ST TIER sections D, K, and L, specifically Rows C and D, are excellent choices for their optimal balance of proximity, view, and price—around $140 to $145. These seats are in the orchestra level, offering clear sightlines of the stage, ideal for experiencing Dvorak's Cello Concerto, Brahms' Symphony No. 2, and performances by Daniele Rustioni.
Higher Tier Options (Not the best deals)
For those seeking higher-tier options, sections in the LOGE (Rows C to E, prices $273-$293) and PREMIER (Sections 1ST and 2ND Tier, prices ranging from $96 to $166) offer premium views and closer proximity to the stage, especially in the front rows (e.g., Rows D and E). These seats provide an immersive experience but at a higher cost.
Premium or Last-Minute
Premium seats are in the LOGE M section (Rows D and E, prices $273-$283) or the front rows of the PREMIER sections. Last-minute options are often available in the 2ND TIER CC and GG sections (Rows D-H), with prices around $81-$90, providing good value for a concert experience with a broad stage view.
Seating Highlights & Views
- Rows C and D in 1ST TIER D, K, L: Near the stage, excellent view of the orchestra and soloists, ideal for classical concert details.
- Rows E and F in 2ND TIER AA and BB: Slightly elevated, offering a broad view of the stage, good for appreciating the full orchestral layout.
- Rows D and E in PREMIER 1ST TIER G, H, J: Closer to the stage with immersive sightlines, great for detailed listening and visual engagement.
- LOGE M (Rows D and E): Premium seating with optimal proximity, offering a more intimate concert experience but at a significantly higher price.
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Parking & Directions for San Francisco Symphony Davies Symphony Hall
201 Van Ness Ave, San Francisco, CA
94102, US
1. Civic Center Garage - 0.2 miles, approx. $25
2. Performing Arts Garage - 0.3 miles, approx. $20
3. SFJazz Center Garage - 0.4 miles, approx. $15
4. 5th & Mission Garage - 0.5 miles, approx. $30
5. Union Square Garage - 0.7 miles, approx. $35