Summer Night Concert

Open-Air Concert on the grounds of Schönbrunn Palace

SAVE THE DATE! Summer Night Concert 2027

Friday, June 11, 2027

The Summer Night Concert in the beautiful setting of the Schönbrunn Palace is one of the great highlights of the Philharmonic year. The open-air concert takes place annually in the park of Schönbrunn Palace, which has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The orchestra podium and the audience area are located in the middle of the baroque park and are surrounded by the extraordinary scenery of Schönbrunn Palace and the Gloriette.

Free entrance - no tickets are required for attending the concert!

 

Entrance with Certificate of Disability
From May 2027, persons in possession of a valid certificate of disability will be able to register for the barrier-free seating area via our website.

Summer Night Concert 2026

Program

The Summer Night Concert 2026 was conducted by Lorenzo Viotti. As soloist, tenor Sir Bryn Terfel was heard. The Vienna Boys' Choir also sang for the first time at the Summer Night Concert.

TV broadcast

Please click here for an overview of all TV stations. For further details please check with your national broadcaster. 

You can also stream the concert live via Medici.TV in all countries not covered by TV broadcast.

Summer Night Concert 2027

Sponsors

The Summer Night Concert Schönbrunn is presented by Rolex. Since 2008, Rolex is the worldwide exclusive partner of the Vienna Philharmonic and through its commitment makes possible the realization of various projects, among them the Summer Night Concert Schönbrunn and the New Year's Concert.

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Support the Summer Night Concert

Since 2004, the largest classical open-air event, the Summer Night Concert of the Vienna Philharmonic, has been taking place in the extraordinary setting of the Schönbrunn Palace Park. It delights around 60,000 visitors on-site every year.

With your support, you help to continue bringing classical music closer to a wide audience with free admission.

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IMPRESSIONS OF PAST SUMMER NIGHT CONCERTS

Impressions