What are the event details for Yo-Yo Ma's concert at the Kravis Center?
Yo-Yo Ma will perform at the Kravis Center - Dreyfoos Concert Hall in West Palm Beach, Florida, on. This concert promises to be a remarkable showcase of classical music, featuring the renowned cellist's exceptional talent.
What is the typical setlist duration for Yo-Yo Ma's concerts?
The typical setlist duration for Yo-Yo Ma's concerts ranges from 90 minutes to 2 hours, often including a selection of classical masterpieces that highlight his virtuosity and artistry.
Will there be any opening acts for this concert?
As of now, there are no confirmed opening acts for Yo-Yo Ma's performance at the Kravis Center. The focus will primarily be on his solo performance.
Are there any age restrictions for attending this concert?
This event is suitable for all ages. However, parents are advised to use discretion when bringing younger children, as the concert may involve extended periods of quiet listening.
What are the parking options available at the Kravis Center?
The Kravis Center offers several parking options, including on-site parking garages and nearby lots. It is recommended to arrive early to secure a convenient spot. For more detailed information on parking, please visit Kravis Center Parking.
Are there any parking secrets I should know about?
For a smoother experience, consider using public transportation or rideshare services to avoid parking hassles. If you choose to drive, look for lesser-known lots nearby that may offer more availability.
What is the bag policy at the Kravis Center?
The Kravis Center has a strict bag policy in place. Only small bags and clutches are permitted inside the venue. Large bags and backpacks must be left in your vehicle or checked at designated areas.
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To secure mobile tickets for Yo-Yo Ma's concert, simply visit palmbeachtickets.org, search for the event, and select the mobile ticket option during checkout. Your tickets will be delivered directly to your mobile device.
How can I ensure that my tickets are legitimate?
Palmbeachtickets.org guarantees the legitimacy of all tickets sold through their platform. You can purchase with confidence knowing that your tickets will be valid for entry.
What are the delivery guarantees for my tickets?
Palmbeachtickets.org offers reliable delivery guarantees. Tickets purchased will be delivered via email or mobile app as specified during checkout, ensuring you have them in time for the event.
What is the price range for tickets to see Yo-Yo Ma?
Prices currently start around $120 and can go up to $500+, depending on seating location and market demand. It is advisable to purchase early as prices may vary closer to the event date.
What seating options are available at the Kravis Center - Dreyfoos Concert Hall?
The Dreyfoos Concert Hall features a variety of seating options, including orchestra, mezzanine, and balcony sections. The best seating typically offers unobstructed views of the stage, while seats further back may provide a more budget-friendly option.
Which seats should I avoid at the Kravis Center?
While all seats provide a good experience, those located in extreme corners or behind obstructions may offer limited views of the performance. It is recommended to consult seating charts when purchasing tickets.
Yo-Yo Ma West Palm Beach Concert reviews
Jimmy Buffett was Fantastic!
The concert was everything I hoped it would be! It was Yo-Yo Ma being, well, Yo-Yo Ma. And the concert was everything I hoped it would be! We had a fabulous time (I took my 77 year old mother). Yo-Yo Ma and the Coral Refer Band; I was in heaven! I can cross off the #1 item on my bucket list - to see Yo-Yo Ma in concert! And he seemed to be having as much fun performing as the audience was watching and listening to him. I would love to see him again! The music was great and we were on our feet the majority of the time.
Death Cab stays true to their form
Telekinesis' performance, the opener, was a delightful surprise. I did what most people would do when I saw that they would be opening for Yo-Yo Ma - looked them up. But, based off of what I had found, I wasn't really excited. Still, I was open to hearing what they had to offer. They were really good, fortunately! Their sound, very similar to Yo-Yo Ma, was a good fit for the fan base they were playing for. I will definitely delve more into them in the future.
After seeing them live, Yo-Yo Ma has taken over the entirety of my heart, even though they have always held a special place in it. They stay true to the sound of their records in a live setting, a rarity in today's music industry. Ben Gibbard was very personable with the crowd, making jokes and being fun to listen to.
The concert was the highlight of 2026 for me. Yo-Yo Ma's live show is something you have to experience to truly understand. At one point, I was entirely lost in the moment, engulfed in the sound. This is what a concert should be like, and they definitely delivered.
Great time with Three Dog Night
Glad I was able to have fun traveling down memories lane and see them again. Mikey can still make his guitar better than many of the younger people sing. It was enjoyable seeing one of the Great Bands I grew up with, and all the songs we all knew they are still doing good for guys in their 70's. Being from the 60's and 70's, Yo-Yo Ma was able to touch many of the different types of music. I enjoyed the fact that, even though we may have some age on us now, we still know how to have a great time.
Worth if you are a big Star Wars fan
Most attendees at this event were adults (given Yo-Yo Ma's wide appeal), and it was very difficult for my kids to see over so many tall people (mostly unkempt guys eating crappy food in torn Darth Vader t-shirts). If you bring children to this event, try not to sit in the floor sections or any other seating that is level. I would recommend sitting along the sides where the rows move up in height.
The show was a bit disjointed in trying to be both a visual and a musical event but the musical score was phenomenal. If you have not seen the Yo-Yo Ma movies, the clips won't mean very much and won't really hang together. However, if you liked the movies, seeing the images on a big screen with a full orchestra can be fun.
As my husband said, "Whatever. I guess it's a good show if you're a geek" or if you want to relive being a kid again. But mostly I kept thinking that epic sci-fi movies have come so much farther than Ewoks and Stormtroopers. It made the whole thing seem a bit dated. I don't find it titillating to see clips of Leia scantily clad in bondage laying on Jabba the Hut (so 1980s and ridiculous) although the battle scenes with a live orchestra were excellent. Overall, I'm glad I went although given the chance to do it again, I would not have spent the money. And I say this as a huge sci-fi and fantasy buff and as someone who grew up hooked on Yo-Yo Ma. The best thing was the photo op out front with Boba Fett. For that, you don't need a ticket...
Wonderful show; great family event
What a wonderful show! The routines were full of energy, creativity, and feeling. We left feeling like we could have watched another 2-hour show : - ) I was glad that these skaters seem to be good role models, especially in a world where the media continually provides us with so many shallow and self-destructive examples. We really enjoyed the show and watching all the skaters perform was such a treat! I went with my 11-yr old daughter, and she was thrilled (THRILLED!) to be there. It was so nice to attend an event where hard work was showcased.
Some observations about the Meet & Greet event after the show ($75/person) -- Gracie Gold was the most pleasant and so appreciative of her fans. The skaters were gracious overall and seemingly happy to be there -- although it was after the show so I imagine they were likely exhausted. We went because my daughter has been skating for 4+ years, and it was a dream for her to meet the skaters. While I noticed some negative aspects, I have to say they were generally not obvious so my daughter did not notice and was on cloud nine. As a parent, my feedback is that our kids really look up to these skaters so much that I wouldn't want anything to take away from their experience. Ashley Wagner seemed surprisingly shy (or maybe just tired), and Mirai Nagasu was a bit impatient. Charlie Davis and Meryl Davis were basically mobbed (in an orderly way) as once they entered the reception room, a long line formed. Especially since we're willing to pay premium prices so that our kids can have the privilege of meeting and seeing these stars up close. Charlie was mostly positive and funny -- but now and then, made comments that showed he was irritated (and probably tired too). Meryl was also nice but generally quieter. The other skaters were really great and because they weren't in as high demand (although still very popular), they were able to mingle more and engage in more conversations. On the other hand, Meryl Nagasu was a bit impatient.
This was our first Yo-Yo Ma, and we would likely attend this event in future years. The performances were so amazing that my daughter is still talking about them days later, and will likely continue for a while!