CANCELED: Kae Tempest

The Mercury Prize-nominated artist, poet, and playwright performs from their fourth album, The Line is a Curve, letting go of anxiety and isolation and embracing the cyclical nature of time, growth, and love.

Zakir Hussain, tabla: Triveni

Jayanthi Kumaresh, veena, and Kala Ramnath, Carnatic violin

The tabla maestro known for fostering musical dialogues between Hindustani (North Indian) and Carnatic (South Indian) music pays homage to this spirit by leading a trio of Indian classical music virtuosos.

Danilo Pérez’s Global Messengers

The GRAMMY-winning jazz pianist and UNESCO Artist for Peace unites his twin passions of music and humanitarianism in this international sextet.

Dijon

Formerly one half of the acclaimed musical duo Abhi//Dijon, the Baltimore-area native establishes himself as a solo artist to watch with his debut album, Absolutely.

Andy Hull

With Creeks (Jon Simmons of Balance & Composure)

The Manchester Orchestra front man performs a solo show.

NEW VENUE: Avi Kaplan – Floating on a Dream Tour

With Andrea von Kampen

The former Pentatonix singer returns to his folk roots and finds his voice as a solo artist on his debut album, Floating on a Dream, reflecting his Californian roots and fascination with the American West.

Hazel Scott 101st Birthday Celebration

Michelle Cann, piano

The pianist pays tribute to virtuosic jazz pianist Hazel Scott along with other female, Black, classically trained pianists and composers of Scott’s time including Florence Price and Margaret Bonds.

Kamasi Washington

The GRAMMY-nominated saxophonist has become his generation’s torchbearer for progressive, improvisational music.

JOHNNYSWIM

On their eponymous album JOHNNYSWIM, husband and wife duo Abner Ramirez and Amanda Sudano translate the memories, moments, and milestones of their journey into spirited, slick, and soulful anthems steeped in singer-songwriter tradition.

Prateek Kuhad

One of India’s leading singer-songwriters, Kuhad came to global recognition in 2019 when former President Barack Obama added the breakup ballad “cold/mess” to his annual list of favorite songs. He arrives with his third studio album, The Way That Lovers Do, about love, friendship, and connectivity.