Where is Chris Thile touring in 2025?

Chris Thile 2025 Tour Dates: Feb 01 - New York, NY - David Geffen Hall Apr 12 - Beaverton, OR - Patricia Reser Center for the Arts Apr 23 - Washington, DC - John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Jun 09 - Victoria, BC - McPherson Playhouse Jun 13 - Norfolk, VA - Chrysler Hall Jun 14 - Virginia Beach, VA - Sandler Center for the Performing Arts Jun 15 - Newport News, VA - Ferguson Center for the Arts Concert Hall Aug 15 - New York, NY - Little Island Amphitheatre Aug 16 - New York, NY - Little Island Amphitheatre Oct 12 - Denver, CO - Boettcher Concert Hall at Denver Performing Arts Complex Oct 25 - Wheeling, WV - Wheeling Symphony Orchestra Nov 02 - Greensboro, NC - Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts Mar 15, 2025 - Milwaukee, WI - Bradley Symphony Center May 10, 2025 - Asheville, NC - Rabbit Rabbit

Who is Chris Thile Touring With in 2025?

Chris Thile is touring with Asheville Symphony and Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra.

When is Chris Thile's Next Concert?

The next Chris Thile concert will take place on Mar 15, 2025, at Bradley Symphony Center in Milwaukee.

Chris Thile Tour 2025, Concert Schedule & Tickets

Sat, 7:30 PM Mar 15 2025	Chris Thile w/ Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Bradley Symphony Center - Milwaukee, WI	StubHub · $105
Sat, 7:00 PM May 10 2025	An Evening with Chris Thile and the Asheville Symphony Rabbit Rabbit - Asheville, NC	Ticketmaster

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Chris Thile 2025 Tour Info

Genre: Indie/Alt, Alternative Rock, Jazz, Classical, Classical/Vocal

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About Chris Thile

Chris Thile, a virtuoso mandolin player and composer from Oceanside, CA, popularized progressive bluegrass with Nickel Creek and Punch Brothers. Known for Grammy-winning albums like "This Side" and "All Ashore," he collaborated with Yo-Yo Ma and hosted NPR's "Live from Here."