Beth Orton

with Heather Woods Broderick

After struggling with incorrectly diagnosed health issues for years, the singer-songwriter turned a major corner in 2014 when she was finally able to begin managing her condition with medication after the correct diagnosis. These experiences turned into the eight-track Weather Alive, the first album she’s ever self-produced in her nearly 30-year career.

An Evening with Andrés Cepeda

Originally from Bogota, Colombia, the singer-songwriter and Latin GRAMMY award-winner’s career has spanned over 20 years, making him one of the most important pop artists in his hometown.

The War and Treaty

with Nate Bergman

The husband-and-wife duo are known for their bluesy fusion of Southern soul, gospel, country, and rock-and-roll.

tenThing Brass Ensemble

Led by the virtuosic Norwegian trumpeter Tine Thing Helseth, the 10-piece, all-female brass band performs beloved holiday songs and classic show tunes.

Julian Lage

with Izzy Oram Brown

Hailed as one of the most prodigious guitarists of his generation, Lage expands his horizons on View With A Room, a collection of ten compelling original compositions featuring bassist Jorge Roeder, drummer Dave King, and six-string icon Bill Frisell.

Jessica Vosk, vocalist

with Michael Campbell, music director and piano

Renowned for her star turn as Elphaba in Wicked, both on Broadway and in the hit musical’s national touring company, the singer brings a taste of the “Great White Way” in this fun-filled Valentine’s show.

New Found Glory

with Leanna Firestone

The band’s forthcoming acoustic album, Make the Most of It tackles the last year head-on with their most emotional and cathartic collection of songs to date.

Chad Lawson, piano

with Judy Kang, violin, and Seth Parker Woods, cello

Joined by two fellow “classical and beyond” luminaries, Judy Kang and Seth Parker Woods, Chad Lawson performs an evening of original works and new arrangements of classical compositions.

Darren Hayes: The DO YOU REMEMBER? Tour

The Australian singer-songwriter celebrates 25 years of Savage Garden and solo hits including his 2022 album Homosexual, which explores his journey to becoming his most authentic self.

NEW VENUE: Eric Gales

Five years sober, creatively rejuvenated, and sagely insightful, the blues firebrand opens up like never before on his album Crown, sharing his struggles with substance abuse, his hopes about a new era of unbridled creativity, and his personal reflections on racism.