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Current middle school band students will reinforce ensemble skills, refine fundamental performing skills, and make friends with musicians across the county under the direction of Concert Orchestra Conductor Andrea Cameron and Band Director Scott Cameron.

Wammie Award winner and vocalist Cecily, along with her five-piece band, brings the energy, love, joy, freedom, and sensuality of the late ‘70s with hits by Donna Summer, Gloria Gaynor, Chaka Khan, Patti LaBelle and more.

Aula Simfonia Jakarta, Indonesia’s only classical concert hall with resident ensembles, proudly presents the Jakarta Simfonia Orchestra and Jakarta Oratorio Society performing Dvořák’s New World Symphony, iconic Indonesian songs, and highlights from the greatest oratorio choruses.

This Irish-born band helped spark the rise of “iGrass”—a lively fusion of Irish and Americana folk and bluegrass traditions.

Former Strathmore Artist in Residence Becky Hill joins multi-instrumentalist Rachel Eddy for an evening of rhythmic Appalachian old-time music and dance. This interactive show features banjo and flatfooting duets, rich vocal harmonies, hard-driving fiddle tunes, singalongs, clogging steps, and a square dance or two.

An American icon's music is your passport to Parisian nights, Cuban rhythms, Charleston charm, and New York swagger - one dazzling destination after another.

This 11-piece Afrofunk big band explores the common groove between the funkiest, West African beats and American popular music, all while serving up lyrics in seven languages. At the core of Chopteeth’s sound is Afrobeat—a big-band funk, invented by Fela Kuti in 1970s Nigeria, that’s a mix of modern jazz, Yoruba tribal music, and James Brown-inspired rhythms. The 14-time Wammie-winning group features original compositions with updates of African dance classics, remaining true to the spirit of the music and its message.

Grammy Award-winning band Lucy Kalantari & The Jazz Cats blend their playful, jazz-age-inspired sound with lyrics in English and Spanish. Known for her engaging performances, Kalantari invites audiences to join in with interactive scat singing and toe-tapping tunes that celebrate joy, community, and resilience. Her music can also be heard on Dora on Paramount+, Snug's House on Universal Kids, PBS Kids Jam, and family radio stations around the world.

Rainbow Girls is an eclectic folk trio from Northern California featuring Vanessa May, Erin Chapin, and Caitlin Gowdey. Their original songs weave together folk, Americana, soul, funk, and rock, exploring themes of love, identity, and justice with emotional depth. Praised as “a gang of sweet angels punching you in the heart,” the trio is known for intimate yet powerful live shows. Their multi-instrumental talents span guitar, bass, accordion, harmonica, mandolin, piano, percussion, and more. Formed in 2010, Rainbow Girls has toured internationally and across the US, from European street corners to major theaters, festivals, and house concerts.

In just a few short years, Cabo Verdean singer Elida Almeida has made her mark on stages across Europe, Africa, and North America. Known for her warm, smooth voice and powerful energy, Almeida blends traditional Cabo Verdean beats like batuque, funaná, coladera, and tabanka with vibrant Latin influences. Her acclaimed debut and song "Nta Konsigui" launched her onto the world stage, followed by her second album, Kebrada, celebrating her African roots. Winner of the 2015 RFI Discoveries Prize, Almeida brings a fiery spirit and joie de vivre to every performance.