

Large subscription 2026-2027 Festive fridays
Beethoven’s Violin Concerto with Akiko Suwanai, great works by Mendelssohn, Rudolf Buchbinder in Schumann’s Piano Concerto, the season opening, Mozart with Víkingur Ólafsson, Brahms’s Requiem and much more await in the Friday large subscription.
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Large subscription 2026-2027: Festive fridays
A subscription at the Gothenburg Concert Hall gives you great musical experiences at a better price – and your own seat in the hall. Choose the subscription that suits your life best, and let the magic of live concerts happen again and again.
The subscription is valid for the 2026-2027 season and begins in September. Half price for young people up to the age of 29 and full-time students!
Concerts in the subscription

Season Opening with Pekka Kuusisto
Enjoy vibrant saxophone and shimmering sunrise as the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra and Pekka Kuusisto launch the season. High energy is guaranteed with the sounds of Anders Hillborg, Ida Moberg and Mahler.

The Seasons in New Colours
Hear a new take on Vivaldi’s energetic seasons and Schumann’s imaginative Piano Concerto. Conductor Kent Nagano leads the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra together with acclaimed pianist Rudolf Buchbinder.

Songs of Hope and Joy
An evening in the spirit of humanism. The Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra present three generations of composers in a magnificent evening of organ, choir and soloists. The finale is Mendelssohn’s spectacular Lobgesang.

To Broadway with Nils Landgren
Sparkling sounds of jazz and musicals as superb trombone player Nils Landgren and his band join the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra. Original compositions are woven together with Bernstein’s rich trove of songs for a concert of warmth and togetherness.

Beethoven Violin Concerto
Experience two moving, boldly vibrant masterpieces: Beethoven’s Violin Concerto and Pictures at an Exhibition. Japanese violinist Akiko Suwanai is back with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra in the company of conductor Kahchun Wong.

Víkingur Ólafsson and Herbert Blomstedt
The incredibly popular Víkingur Ólafsson is back with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, this time with maestro Herbert Blomstedt. Experience a unique evening with Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 24 and Brahms’ Symphony No. 4.

Ein deutsches Requiem
Brahms’s magnificent choral work reminds us of what Christmas may be most deeply about: hope, humanity and togetherness. Featuring the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, soprano Christina Nilsson, baritone Christoph Pohl and conductor Marie Jacquot.

Electric guitar through fire & water
A world premiere by composer Ming Tsao that gives off sparks! The electric guitar is in focus, backed by the entire Gothenburg Symphony. Conductor Brad Lubman also hands us Stravinsky’s famous suite from The Firebird and music from Star Wars.

Shimmering Horn Concerto by Helen Grime
High intensity and cinematic tones prevail as Alec Frank-Gemmill plays a fresh horn concerto by Helen Grime, together with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra. Korngold’s symphony is gentle and moving under the baton of Eun Sun Kim.

To the Light with Mendelssohn and Fauré
Barbara Hannigan gathers the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, choir and soloists in a concert that ushers towards lighter times. Hear Mendelssohn’s peaceful journey across the sea, and Fauré’s beloved Requiem.

Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra & Bruce Liu
The Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra and conductor Ryan Bancroft return for a guest performance in Gothenburg with a temperamental and varied programme. Hear soloist Bruce Liu perform Paganini variations on piano.

Sibelius Symphony No. 2 with Sallinen
Conductor Kristian Sallinen returns with an evening of Finnish music. We are taken on an adventure with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra and Iveta Apkalna on organ, arriving safe at Sibelius’ Symphony No. 2.

Chaplin Songs
Hear soprano Camilla Tilling in Daniel Nelson’s award-winning Chaplin Songs, a musical take on the political satire The Great Dictator. The Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra and conductor Andrew Manze also present Alfvén’s Symphony No. 3.
It pays to subscribe – read more about the benefits of the large subscription
- Better price
40% discount per concert. - Your own seat
The same seat for all your concerts. - Free concert exchange
If you are unable to attend, you can exchange your ticket for another orchestral concert in the Great Hall for free. Exchanges must be made no later than three days before the concert. - 20% discount on selected subscriptions
20% off the Organ Subscription and the World Music Subscription. - Priority booking
One day of online priority access when tickets are released. - Discount on single tickets
15% discount on concerts presented by Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra AB. - Advance information & offers
Email updates before your concerts with reminders about the programme and concert time, as well as other offers during the season. - 2 for 1 at the Opera and City Theatre
Two-for-one at the Gothenburg Opera and Gothenburg City Theatre on presentation of your subscription card. - Concert magazine Podiet
- Four editions of the concert magazine Podiet delivered to your home. Value: SEK 530.
- Discounted tickets
- 50% discount on concerts with the Västra Götaland Youth Symphony Orchestra at Gothenburg Concert Hall.
- Discount at Bio Roy
- 10% discount on Bio Roy’s opera performances from the Metropolitan Opera and theatre from the National Theatre.
- Discount on exclusive cookbook
- 50% off the cookbook A Taste of Gothenburg Concert Hall while stocks last. Regular price SEK 250.
- Half price on CDs
- 50% discount on CDs purchased at the box office.
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A subscription at Gothenburg Concert Hall gives you great musical experiences at a better price – and your own seat in the hall. Choose the subscription that suits your life best, and the magic of live concerts will be waiting for you. Again and again.