Kronos Quartet

Music for Change: The Banned Countries

The GRAMMY-winning quartet performs signature Kronos works and new compositions by composers from the countries impacted by the 2017 executive order on immigration.

Dr. Lonnie Smith Trio

A living legend of the Hammond B-3 organ, the NEA Jazz Master performs from his new live album, All in My Mind.

Anoushka Shankar, sitar (Late Show)

The sitar virtuoso and cross-genre adventurer returns to her roots in North Indian classical music.

Chucho Valdés

The three-time Latin GRAMMY Award-winner and towering virtuoso pianist performs alone in an intimate program.

Dreamers’ Circus

The Danish acoustic trio perform original compositions combining influences from Scandinavian folk music with elements of classical music and other traditions from around the world.

VeVe & Tha Rebels and DuPont Brass

The DC-based teaching artists come together to explore identity through purpose-driven music.

An Evening with Beth Hart

Special Solo Performance

Described by Blues Magazine as “the ultimate female rock star,” the GRAMMY-nominated powerhouse vocalist performs a raw and unplugged career-spanning set during an intimate, stripped-down solo tour.

Philharmonix

Composed of six members of the Berlin and Vienna Philharmonic Orchestras, the rip-roaring, seriously swinging chamber ensemble performs repertoire ranging from Satie and Sting to Brahms and Queen.

Jamestown Revival

with Cordovas

Comprised of childhood friends Jonathan Clay and Zach Chance, the back country folk duo known as “Southern and Garfunkle” perform from their upcoming album, San Isabel.

St. Lucia – Intimate & Acoustic

with Airpark

A project of South African-born, Brooklyn-based musician Jean-Philip Grobler, the synth-pop band performs from their upcoming EP, Acoustic Vol. 1.