Which concert is traditionally broadcast from Vienna on New Year's Day after New Year's Eve?

The concert traditionally broadcast from Vienna on New Year's Day is the Vienna New Year's Concert.

The Vienna Philharmonic performs the concert in the Musikverein's Golden Hall. Its program focuses mainly on music by the Strauss family, especially Johann Strauss II, along with works by related composers. The performance is associated with waltzes, polkas, and lively orchestral encores that have become familiar around the world.

The first concert in the series was held on December 31, 1939. From 1941 onward, the regular concert became associated with January 1. The event is now broadcast internationally and reaches a very large television audience, making it one of classical music's most recognizable annual broadcasts.

The program usually ends with traditional encores, including the “Blue Danube” waltz and the “Radetzky March,” although the exact order and presentation can vary. Despite its New Year association, the concert is held on New Year's Day rather than on New Year's Eve.