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Josh Groban just unveiled his most ambitious tour yet. The legendary performer announced the Stage, Screen, and Symphony tour, featuring full orchestras across eight stunning venues this summer. Starting August 11 and running through September 3, this tour promises an unforgettable blend of Broadway hits and cinematic masterpieces.
🔥 Quick Facts
- Tour Launch: Presales begin May 12 at 10am local time, general sale May 15 at 10am
- Duration: Eight shows from August 11 to September 3, 2026
- Album Focus: Cinematic album plus Broadway favorites, performed with full symphony orchestras
- Key Venues: Cincinnati, Chautauqua, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Virginia, Saratoga Springs, Vienna, and The Woodlands
A New Chapter for Josh Groban’s Legendary Career
The Tony, Emmy, and five-time Grammy-nominated artist has spent decades captivating audiences with his powerful vocals and stage presence. This tour marks a pivotal moment in his career. Groban is known for pushing creative boundaries, having transitioned seamlessly from concert stages to Broadway to television and film. The Stage, Screen, and Symphony tour represents his most theatrical production yet.
With his recent Cinematic album, released on May 8, 2026, Groban has already proven his ability to reimagine iconic film music. This tour takes that concept to the next level, combining Hollywood classics with Broadway standards under the baton of world-class orchestras.
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Cinematic Meets Broadway on Stage
The new album Cinematic features 10 iconic songs from classic films, including “Skyfall,” “Can You Feel the Love Tonight,” “As Time Goes By,” and “Moon River.” Groban recorded this collection to celebrate cinema’s greatest moments with his signature emotional depth and vocal control.
The Stage, Screen, and Symphony tour will showcase selections from Cinematic alongside Broadway favorites that have defined his stage career. This combination creates a unique experience where audiences hear both silver screen classics and theatrical masterpieces performed with full orchestra accompaniment.
Orchestra Partners Bring Star Power to Each City
Each venue will feature a different regional orchestra, ensuring authentic and rich musical arrangements. The Philadelphia Orchestra joins Groban at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on August 14, while the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra performs at Chautauqua Music Festival on August 13. The Virginia Symphony Orchestra accompanies him in Norfolk on August 16.
| City | Date | Venue |
| Cincinnati, OH | August 11 | Riverbend Music Center |
| Chautauqua, NY | August 13 | Chautauqua Music Festival |
| Cleveland, OH | August 28 | Blossom Music Center |
| Philadelphia, PA | August 14 | SPAC |
| Norfolk, VA | August 16 | Chartway Arena |
| Saratoga Springs, NY | August 21 | Saratoga Performing Arts Center |
| The Woodlands, TX | September 3 | Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion |
Each orchestra brings decades of musical excellence and regional prestige to the performances. This approach guarantees that fans in each city experience orchestral arrangements tailored by local masters of the craft.
According to multiple sources, Josh Groban stated that he has always been drawn to combining stage, screen, and symphonic music, and this tour represents the culmination of that artistic vision.
Ticket Sales Begin This Week with Pre-Sales and General Release
The ticket rollout arrives in two phases. Presales launched on May 12 at 10am local time through the Ticketmaster website and venue box offices. General public sales begin Friday, May 15 at 10am (local time for each venue).
Some dates in Saratoga Springs and Vienna are already on sale due to venue pre-sales through local partners. Fans should check official ticketing sites for their preferred city, as availability varies by location. Given the limited number of shows and the specialized nature of orchestra performances, tickets are expected to sell quickly.
Why This Tour Matters for Live Music in 2026
In an era where tours often feature backing tracks and standard band arrangements, Josh Groban’s Stage, Screen, and Symphony tour represents a bold return to live orchestral performance. The combination of Broadway classics, film standards, and full symphony orchestras offers something rare in contemporary touring.
This tour also celebrates Groban’s 10th studio album Cinematic, which arrived just days before the announcement. The timing underscores his commitment to creating a cohesive artistic experience that connects his latest work with his proven track record as a multi-genre performer. Will this orchestral approach inspire other artists to embrace full orchestra tours in the coming years?
Sources
- BroadwayWorld – Josh Groban Sets Stage, Screen, and Symphony Tour announcement
- Consequence – Josh Groban Announces Orchestras Tour with complete tour dates and venue details
- The Music Universe – 2026 Stage, Screen and Symphony Tour coverage and orchestra partnerships
