We know many of you have questions following our recent announcement regarding the suspension of our 2026–27 season.
To provide greater clarity and transparency, we’ve added information to our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) in response to questions and concerns from our patrons and community. We remain committed to sharing updates as more information becomes available.
We sincerely appreciate your patience, understanding, and continued support during this difficult time.
Visit phoenixsymphony.org/updates at the link in our bio to read the latest information and FAQs.
8 days agorrrinaz83
Does the artistic director get paid during this time that all the musicians have been laid off? Let's start asking the good questions?!?
8 days agolizsnellis
We’ll need our refund so that we can make different Christmas entertainment plans
11 days agocariiixoxo
@pkjome you have a lot of unanswered questions that this FAQ does not address. Did you not learn from Baltimore?
13 days agogotmocs
Sorry PSO management. I-don’t-get-it. How could you hire a new principal conductor, a resident pops conductor, new musicians, soloists, movies, bands for pops concerts within the last year? Then suddenly not have the money to complete those plans. This decision smells!!
13 days agokrmomma_az
@phoenixsymphony does this have anything to do with the contract negotiations with the musician’s union?
13 days agojsmooney20
Maybe you can either ask the Arizona Governor or the Mayor of Phoenix for help. You can also ask some big companies for help such as Oracle. Back when the Nashville Symphony had to suspend the 2026/2027 season due to financial problems, the company Oracle invested $10 million dollars to reinstate the Nashville Symphony and is now back on track. You can probably ask Oracle (or some other big companies) for assistance. It’s worth a try!
13 days agomatthiasarts_
Complete overhaul of management and financial handlings. Outside random audits of handlings in needed in the future
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