Orchestra Noir at Warner Theatre – Washington, DC

Get your tickets to see Orchestra Noir in Washington, DC. Happening on Saturday, May 23, 2026 at Warner Theatre. Doors open at 8:00 PM.

Orchestra Noir, the acclaimed Atlanta based orchestra – returns to LA with its brand-new Culture 2000 Tour – an immersive concert experience that evokes and celebrates the spirit of early 2000s culture. Under the direction of Maestro Jason Ikeem Rodgers, the orchestra will deliver a high-impact night of music, movement, and nostalgia as it reimagines the biggest 2000s Hip-Hop and R&B hits through an orchestral lens. Get ready to sing, dance, and experience the culture in a whole new way. Take part in our new sound, new energy, and the creative evolution of the Orchestra Noir experience with Culture 2000. DOORS open at 7:00 PM. SHOW starts at 8:00 PM. For general ticketing and event questions, please contact the Warner Box Office at WarnerBoxOffice@LiveNation.com. For Premium Seating information, please reach out to Maryclaire Griffin at MaryclaireGriffin@LiveNation.com or call 202-626-8255.

There is no elevator or escalator, only stairs lead up to mid-balcony and upper balcony. Visit Ticketmaster.com to purchase or call General Information (202-783-4000) and follow the prompt for Accessible Seating to speak with a representative.

The Wheelcair Accessible area is located in the rear of the Center Orchestra. For Sign Language Interpreter or Listening Device please purchase sight/hearing locations then contact the box office 202-626-8250.

All balcony seats require climbing stairs, as there are no elevators available in the Theatre. Only bags measuring 12x6x12 inches or smaller are permitted. NO BACKPACKS.Our accessible seating is located in Row Z of the Orchestra Section. These seats are non-fixed, padded, and armless, making them easily removable for those using their own chairs, or they can remain in place for companions and those who do not use their own chairs. Accessible seats can be purchased online by selecting “filters” and then “show accessible seats.”