Charleston Jazz Orchestra Reveals Thrilling Lineup for 17th Season Kicking Off in 2025

Charleston Jazz Orchestra Unveils Exciting 17th Season for 2025

Charleston is buzzing with excitement as the Charleston Jazz Orchestra (CJO) has just announced its 17th season, set to kick off in 2025 under the baton of the talented Director Robert Lewis. This world-class, 18-member ensemble is ready to dazzle audiences once more in its beloved home at the Charleston Music Hall, promising a lineup of thrilling big band performances that are sure to get your toes tapping!

A Season to Remember

What can jazz lovers expect this season? Well, hold onto your hats! The CJO has organized a series of six fantastic concerts, all with two convenient showtimes at either 5 pm or 8 pm. That means you have plenty of opportunities to enjoy some amazing music. Each concert will feature incredible guest artists, including the extraordinary Paquito D’Rivera, a Cuban-American virtuoso and five-time Grammy Award winner. If you love saxophone, you won’t want to miss Chad LB, who has collaborated with musical icons like Arturo Sandoval, Christian McBride, and even Taylor Swift.

Local Talent Steals the Show

This season also shines the spotlight on local talent. Charleston natives such as two-time Grammy Award winner Charlton Singleton, recording artist Heather Rice, powerful vocalist Tommy Brown Jr., and the impressive bluesy Elise Testone – a former American Idol contestant – will all be taking the stage. Plus, get ready to be uplifted by the renowned gospel ensemble Lowcountry Voices, who are sure to bring an inspiring energy to the concert series.

Words from the Director

Director Robert Lewis expressed his enthusiasm for the upcoming season, stating, “I’m incredibly excited about the shows we’ve lined up for next season. The themes and guests are going to be fantastic!” His excitement is palpable, and it’s clear that the CJO aims to deliver a musical experience you won’t forget!

Get Your Tickets!

Thinking about catching the action? Season subscriptions (which cover all six concerts) and Flex Passes (for 2-5 concerts) are now available to the public. You can secure your place at the heart of the music by purchasing tickets online at charlestonjazz.com or by calling 843-641-0011. Don’t miss out on the chance to be part of Charleston’s vibrant jazz community!

Experience the Final Shows of Season 16

But wait, there’s more! Before diving into the excitement of the 2025 season, make sure to check out the remaining concerts for Season 16. The Good Vibes concert featuring the masterful vibraphonist Stefon Harris is happening on October 19, and you won’t want to miss the much-anticipated Holiday Swing concert on December 7. It’s the perfect way to celebrate the season with some uplifting jazz!

Mark Your Calendar!

If you’re ready to jazz up your plans, here’s the 2025 Season 17 schedule for your calendar:

  • February 22
  • April 26
  • May 17
  • September 20
  • October 18
  • December 6

For more information on upcoming events or to subscribe for the exciting new season, hop over to charlestonjazz.com. Just remember—don’t wait too long to grab your tickets because they won’t last forever! Get ready to immerse yourself in a world of rhythm, melody, and community spirit as the Charleston Jazz Orchestra brings the magic of jazz back to life!


Author: HERE Charleston

HERE Charleston

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