The Music of Prince at Carnegie Hall
- Elvis Costello •
- Bettye LaVette
- Talib Kweli •
- Sandra Bernhard
- Booker T. Jones •
- The Waterboys
- Citizen Cope & Alice Smith
- D'Angelo •
- Blind Boys of Alabama
- Amos Lee* •
- Bilal •
- Kat Edmonson
- DeVotchKa •
- Nina Persson (of The Cardigans)
- Bhi Bhiman •
- fDeluxe (formerly The Family)
- Princess Feat. Maya Rudolph & Gretchen Lieberum
- with The Roots as your House Band
* Due to unforeseen circumstances, Amos has been forced to cancel his appearance. He sends apologies to all his fans and ticket holders.
20+ artists pay tribute to Prince in this concert to benefit music programs for under-privileged youth all over NYC.
Limited VIP packages available now.
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Tickets:
$10,000Price includes an opportunity to join the all-star lineup on stage for the encore, plus a pass for backstage access before and after the show, after party at City Winery, and best seats in the house. Download the Carnegie Hall Seating Chart
$1,999Price includes pass for backstage access before and after the show, after party at City Winery, and best seats in the house. Download the Carnegie Hall Seating Chart
$299Price includes after party at City Winery, and best seats in the house. Download the Carnegie Hall Seating Chart
All Seated Tickets
- Side Balcony$48
- Center Balcony$62
- Dress Circle$85
- Second Tier Balcony Boxes$110
- Non-Prime Parquet$110
- Prime Parquet$150
- The New York TimesConcert at Carnegie Hall Will Honor the Songs of Prince
- Rolling StoneThe Roots, Talib Kweli Added to Prince Tribute Concert at Carnegie Hall
- Entertainment WeeklyThe Roots, Talib Kweli, more to tribute Prince at Carnegie Hall
- Huffington PostPrince To Be Honored At Carnegie Hall Concert For Music Education
- SPINPrince Will Let Other People Perform His Music at Carnegie Hall Concert for Charity
- NJ Star LedgerPrince to be honored at Carnegie Hall tribute concert
- PollstarThe 'Music Of Prince' Tribute Talks Lineup
- BETPrince to be Honored at Tribute Concert in Carnegie Hall
- HitfixPrince to be honored at all-star Carnegie Hall concert
- The GrioCarnegie Hall concert for music education to honor Prince
Beneficiaries:
GRAMMY in the Schools
The GRAMMY Foundation was established in 1989 to cultivate the understanding, appreciation and advancement of the contribution of recorded music to American culture &emdash; from the artistic and technical legends of the past to the still unimagined musical breakthroughs of future generations of music professionals.
Fixing Instruments for Kids in Schools
FIKS is there to fix broken and discarded instruments and get them to be used by the students in poor schools in the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens. The schools are identified by music teachers in the actual schools with the funds going directly to technicians who fix the instruments.
Church Street School for Music & Art
Church Street School for Music & Art is the only not-for-profit school for the arts in Lower Manhattan serving as a community center supporting a diverse audience with affordable arts programming. The process oriented approach facilitates music education through skill building and development of technique in performance.
The American Symphony Orchestra
ASO's ambitious music educational program, Music Notes, serves tens of thousands of middle and high-school students in the NY Metro area, particularly those from low and moderate-income households. Through teacher training programs, Music Notes integrate the study of music and concerts into existing broader curriculums.
Young Audiences New York
For more than 57 years, Young Audiences has been providing programs to public schools that promote creativity and academic achievement, teach essential life and learning skills, and provide opportunities for children and families to learn together.
The Center for Arts Education
CAE is dedicated to ensuring that all NYC public school students have quality arts learning as an essential part of their K-12 education and is the only organization in New York supporting all arts disciplines with in-school residencies, professional development, and active public engagement and advocacy efforts.
Little Kids Rock
Little Kids Rock is a national nonprofit that transforms children's lives by restoring and revitalizing music education in disadvantaged public schools. This is achieved by partnering with school districts, training public school teachers in their innovative curriculum, and donating all of the instruments and resources necessary to run rockin’ music programs.