Piano Guys
Tour 2027
Classical meets pop — experience The Piano Guys live!
There is no confirmed Piano Guys tour for 2027 at this time, but that does not mean the group is slowing down. The quartet — pianist Jon Schmidt, cellist Steven Sharp Nelson, videographer Paul Anderson, and producer Al van der Beek — has built one of the most dedicated fanbases in modern instrumental music, and a new round of concerts could surface at any point.
The Piano Guys wrapped a run of nearly 30 shows in 2024 that took them from Buffalo to Morrison to Sandy, and followed that up with early-2025 stops in Portland, Seattle, and Scottsdale. Their live shows pair the cinematic arrangements fans know from YouTube with the kind of energy and humor that has kept audiences coming back for more than a decade. If a 2027 tour is announced, this page will be updated with dates, cities, and ticket links — so bookmark it and check back often.
From YouTube to Sold-Out Concert Halls
The Piano Guys started as a piano shop in St. George, Utah, and turned a YouTube channel into a global phenomenon. With over 2.4 billion views and 7 million subscribers, their creative videos — filmed everywhere from the Great Wall of China to the edge of a cliff in southern Utah — made classical-pop crossover cool for a whole new generation. Their cover of Christina Perri's "A Thousand Years" alone has pulled in more than 238 million views.
That online success translated directly to the stage. The group has logged nearly 300,000 miles of touring across hundreds of shows, with Salt Lake City, San Diego, Baltimore, and Seattle among their most-visited cities. Albums like Unstoppable (2023) and Limitless showcase their ability to reinvent everything from Beethoven to Coldplay to Ed Sheeran, blending piano and cello in ways that feel both familiar and completely fresh.
What a Piano Guys Concert Is Like
If you have never seen The Piano Guys live, expect something more than a recital. Jon Schmidt is known for his high-energy piano style — he has been known to play standing up, dancing around the bench, or even playing two pianos at once. Steven Sharp Nelson matches that intensity on cello, often incorporating beatboxing and percussive techniques into his performances. Between songs, the group keeps the audience laughing with stories and banter that make the evening feel more like hanging out with friends who happen to be world-class musicians.
Their setlists typically blend signature YouTube hits with deep cuts and surprise covers. You might hear their epic mashup of "Beethoven's 5 Secrets" one moment and a tender rendition of a hymn the next. The production values are high — lighting and visuals sync with the music — but the heart of the show is always the raw musicianship and the genuine connection between the performers and their fans.
Will There Be a Piano Guys Tour in 2027?
No Piano Guys tour has been announced for 2027 as of now. The group has historically kept a steady touring schedule — 28 dates in 2024 and a handful of shows in early 2025 — so it would not be surprising to see new dates surface once the calendar turns. They tend to favor intimate theater and performing-arts-center settings over arenas, which means shows can sell out quickly when they do go on sale.
For now, the best move is to bookmark this page and check back regularly. When Piano Guys 2027 tour dates are confirmed, we will post the full schedule along with ticket links so you can grab seats before they are gone.
Frequently Asked Questions About The Piano Guys Tour 2027
Are The Piano Guys touring in 2027?
No 2027 tour dates have been announced yet. The Piano Guys had a busy 2024 with nearly 30 shows and continued into early 2025, so new dates could be revealed at any time. Check back here for updates.
How much are Piano Guys tickets?
Prices vary by venue and seating section. The Piano Guys typically play theaters and performing-arts centers, where tickets tend to range from around $40 for upper-level seats to $150 or more for premium spots close to the stage. VIP and meet-and-greet packages may also be available depending on the show.
Where do The Piano Guys usually perform?
They favor intimate venues — concert halls, performing-arts centers, and amphitheaters — rather than large arenas. Past tour stops have included cities across the U.S. and Canada, with Salt Lake City, San Diego, Baltimore, Seattle, and Springfield among their most-visited markets.
What should I expect at a Piano Guys concert?
Expect a mix of their biggest YouTube hits, album tracks, and surprising covers, all performed with the energy, humor, and showmanship that have earned them billions of views online. Jon Schmidt's piano antics and Steven Sharp Nelson's cello wizardry make for a show that is equal parts concert and spectacle.