La Jolla Music Society Unveils Star-Studded 2025-26 Winter Season

La Jolla Music Society has announced single ticket sales for their 2025–26 Winter Season, delivering a remarkable lineup that spans classical superstars, jazz legends, cutting-edge dance companies, and emerging artists making their San Diego debuts.

This comprehensive season brings global talent and rising stars to local stages with performances designed to captivate audiences across multiple musical genres and artistic disciplines.

La Jolla Music Society Winter Season

Classical Powerhouses Take the Stage

The season features an impressive roster of classical performers, including piano superstars Lang Lang and Daniil Trifonov, leading operatic tenor Juan Diego Flórez, and beloved violinist Augustin Hadelich.

The pairing of French stars pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet and cellist Gautier Capuçon promises an evening of exceptional chamber music that showcases the collaborative artistry these musicians are known for.

These performances represent the pinnacle of classical music talent, bringing artists who regularly perform at the world’s most prestigious venues directly to San Diego audiences. The variety of instruments and musical styles ensures classical music enthusiasts will find multiple must-see performances throughout the season.

Juan Diego Florez

Jazz Legends and Dance Innovation

The Jazz Series delivers incredible reunions and collaborations, including the pairing of Chucho Valdés and Arturo Sandoval alongside performances by Brad Mehldau and Christian McBride. The biennial Jazz Mini-Festival returns this year with special significance, honoring Miles Davis and John Coltrane’s 100th birthday celebrations.

The Dance Series brings genre-bending works from cutting-edge companies like MOMIX and Ballet Preljocaj, representing some of the most exciting contemporary dance being created today. These performances push artistic boundaries while remaining accessible to diverse audiences.

La Jolla Music Society Winter Season

Comprehensive Programming Across Series

Beyond the headline performances, the season includes programming across the Speaker Series, Global Roots, ProtoStar Innovative Series, ConRAD Kids Series, and Concerts @ The JAI. This breadth ensures opportunities for discovery and engagement regardless of age or musical background.

The ProtoStar series particularly highlights LJMS’s commitment to emerging talent, while the Global Roots programming celebrates diverse musical traditions from around the world.

Accessible Pricing and Packages

Tickets range from $35.50 for MOMIX: Alice to $165 for Juan Diego Flórez performances, with Lang Lang’s special event topping out at $222. Subscription packages and Compose-Your-Own discounted packages for any three or more concerts provide additional value if you’ll be going often.

See you there!

This La Jolla Music Society Winter Season represents exactly the kind of world-class programming that makes San Diego a destination for exceptional live music experiences.

🎟️ Get your tickets here or call 858.459.3728
ℹ️ Full schedule here

See you there, San Diego!

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