| 2005 | Broadway Pops International was founded in New York City as a touring concert production company built to bring fully staged Broadway and opera programming to orchestras and presenting organizations nationwide. |
| 2008 | "The Rat Pack! A Symphonic Celebration" launched as the company's flagship touring program, available in both full-orchestra and big-band configurations, featuring brand-new orchestrations and original Rat Pack routines. |
| 2010 | "Boheme to Broadway" joined the touring catalog, extending the company's reach from classic opera repertoire through the full arc of the American musical theatre canon. |
| 2012 | "Something Wonderful", a celebration of Rodgers and Hammerstein classics hosted by Oscar Hammerstein III, premiered as part of an expanding roster of themed productions. |
| 2015 | Celebrated ten touring seasons with programs spanning "I Hear a Symphony", "Motown's Greatest Hits!", "The Great American Songbook", and "Big Band Legends", a catalog designed to engage Baby Boomers, young professionals, and pops audiences of every generation. |
| 2018 | Debuted "Behind the Mask", a new program spotlighting the music of Andrew Lloyd Webber, Stephen Schwartz, and Kander and Ebb, adding a contemporary Broadway voice to the touring lineup. |
| 2020 | Introduced "Broadway By Request", an interactive concert format that invites audiences to vote on featured songs, built around the company's flexible casting and instrumentation model. |
| 2022 | "Rock On! Broadway" became an anchor program alongside the legacy catalog, offering orchestras a rock-driven Broadway evening to broaden their pops programming appeal. |
| 2024 | Featured in the League of American Orchestras' Guide to Pops Programming as a nationally recognized touring attraction, with productions scalable from solo artists to five-performer ensembles paired with full symphony, big band, or combo. |
| 2025 | Marked twenty touring seasons with one of the broadest catalogs of flexible Broadway concert productions available to North American orchestras and performing arts presenters. |