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Mob Tickets

Sydney Symphony are offering Mob Tickets for First Nations audiences

The Sydney Symphony Orchestra acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the many lands on which we work and perform. We perform our art in a long tradition, as Aboriginal peoples were the first musicians on these lands of what we call Australia. We believe music is a universal language that unites. We pay our respects to Gadigal Ancestors past and present, who are the traditional custodians of the land on which our home, the Sydney Opera House stands.

Mob Tickets are special priced tickets for First Nations people to selected Sydney Symphony concerts. There are a limited number of tickets for the concerts listed below.

How do I book Mob Tickets?

Click ‘Book Now’ under your preferred concert and select your seats. Choose any available pricing options and your Mob Tix discount will be applied in your cart.

A Musical Tempest with John Bell

Thursday 2 May, 7pm
Sydney Opera House Concert Hall

Shakespeare’s plays have inspired composers for centuries, and none more so than The Tempest. A raging storm, a shipwreck, a usurping duke and an enchanted fairy: it has been fertile soil for composers including Purcell, Sibelius and Tchaikovsky.

2024 A Musical Tempest with John Bell Gallery

Ngaiire & the Sydney Symphony Orchestra present FIREFLIES with GODTET

Saturday 4 May, 8pm
Sydney Opera House Concert Hall

ARIA Award-nominated future-soul superstar Ngaiire returns to the Sydney Opera House for a genre-defying concert with the Sydney Symphony and GODTET.

2024 Ngaiire Gallery

Ngapa William Cooper

Thursday 23 May, 7pm
City Recital Hall

A rich new collaboration between composer Nigel Westlake, singer/songwriter Lior and language activist Lou Bennett, Ngapa William Cooper is a tribute to the life of Yorta Yorta activist William Cooper.

2024 Ngapa William Cooper Gallery

The Sydney Symphony Orchestra with the Australian String Quartet

Thursday 6 June, 1:30pm & Friday 7 June, 7pm
Sydney Opera House Concert Hall

In a unique presentation, the superb Australian String Quartet will join the Sydney Symphony to perform the mesmerising Absolute Jest by American composer John Adams, a work that takes small fragments of Beethoven’s music and develops them into something new, and newly inspiring.

2024 The SSO with the Australian String Quartet Gallery

The Splendour of the Baroque

Friday 7 June, 11am
Sydney Opera House Concert Hall

Delight in this special one-off performance of sparkling Baroque gems as acclaimed early music specialist Erin Helyard leads the exciting young musicians of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra Fellowship Program in works by Telemann and Graupner.

2024 The Splendour of the Baroque Gallery

Frequently Asked Questions

Mob Tickets are made possible through the generous support of Dr. Rachel Oberon