Name: Sona Jobarteh
Start: 2025-03-27T20:00:00
Location: The Sheldon

The Sheldon in St. Louis is set to be the epicenter of musical diversity in 2025, offering an exciting array of performances. From classic chamber music to vibrant jazz and the rhythmic beats of Irish tradition, to tributes of iconic artists, The Sheldon's concert series promises something for every music lover. Featuring esteemed artists like Suzanne Vega and Sona Jobarteh, and captivating performances by SLSO musicians, this series highlights both cultural heritage and innovative sounds, uniting audiences in the shared joy of music.

Exploring The Sheldon's Eclectic 2025 Concert Series: A Celebration of Diverse Musical Traditions

Embark on an exploration of diverse musical experiences with The Sheldon's 2025 concert series. From orchestral wonders to intimate folk performances, from the rhythms of West African traditions to the quirky brilliance of stand-up comedy, The Sheldon in St. Louis hosts an eclectic lineup of events. Featuring renowned artists like Suzanne Vega and the Bosman Twins, along with the spirited performances of the SLSO, these events promise to captivate audiences with a rich tapestry of sounds and stories. Join us at The Sheldon and celebrate creativity and culture through music and performance.

A Musical Journey: The Sheldon’s 2025 Concert Series

At The Sheldon in St. Louis, a captivating series of events is set to unfold, celebrating a rich tapestry of musical traditions and innovative performances. From Sona Jobarteh's homage to West African Griot traditions to the creative retelling of 'The Tortoise & The Hare,' the lineup promises a diverse musical journey. With performances ranging from jazz by The Bosman Twins to comedy by Maria Bamford, audiences will experience a unique blend of culture and creativity. Here's an overview of the events that make this series unmissable.

A Symphony of Traditions and Innovations at The Sheldon

The Sheldon

The spirit of Sona Jobarteh’s musical work stands on the mighty shoulders of The West African Griot Tradition; she is a living archive of the Gambian people. With one ear on the family’s historic reputation, one on the all-important future legacy and her heart in both places, she is preparing a place today for the next generation. Her singing and Kora playing while fronting her band, spring directly from this tradition. 

Sona Jobarteh

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