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Charleston Music Hall

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37 John St
Charleston, SC 29403 Get Directions

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  • Holiday Swing

    Charleston Music Hall 37 John St, Charleston, SC

    The most anticipated concert of the year, the Lowcountry’s highly acclaimed Charleston Jazz Orchestra pulls out all the stops in this magical performance! You’ll be all aglow with the sounds of Christmas past and present, filling the hall with all the splendor of the Big Band sound. Join thousands who make Holiday Swing their family…

  • Summer Samba

    Charleston Music Hall 37 John St, Charleston, SC

    Escape the ordinary and enter the vibrant world of Brazilian jazz! Electrifying and enthralling arrangements will put a little Samba in your step as warm Portuguese lyrics waft through the air, accented by the subtle drama of Bossa Nova. You’ll feel like you're walking the streets of Ipanema or sipping a Caipirinha at the Copacabana…

  • CHARLESTON JAZZ FESTIVAL: CINDY BLACKMAN SANTANA

    Charleston Music Hall 37 John St, Charleston, SC

    “Some drummers act, some react. Some keep time, others create it. Cindy Blackman Santana is among the few who can,” says Mike Zwerin of the International Herald Tribune. Blackman started her career as a busker on the streets of New York City and has gone on to travel the world. Her high-energy performances are mesmerizing…

  • CHARLESTON JAZZ FESTIVAL: DIANNE REEVES

    Charleston Music Hall 37 John St, Charleston, SC

    GRAMMY-winning artist Dianne Reeves has been named a “Jazz Master” by the National Endowment for the Arts – the highest honor for a jazz artist in the United States. Reeves also holds an honorary Doctor of Fine Arts from Juilliard for her “breathtaking virtuosity, improvisational prowess, and unique jazz and R&B style.” Historian and music…

  • CHARLESTON JAZZ FESTIVAL: BIG BAD VOODOO DADDY

    Charleston Music Hall 37 John St, Charleston, SC

    With a mission to revitalize jazz and swing music, this powerhouse ensemble has sold-out prestigious venues such as the Hollywood Bowl and Lincoln Center. They have toured the world selling millions of records and have their music featured in hundreds of film and television shows. They have appeared on Dancing with the Stars and Super…

  • Charleston Jazz Festival: Samara Joy

    Charleston Music Hall 37 John St, Charleston, SC

    The New York Times describes Samara Joy as a “silky-voiced rising jazz star” and the Boston Globe compliments her “warm, capacious vocal instrument and breathtaking technique.” The 22-year old burst onto the world stage when her TikTok videos of soulful standards went viral landing her on the TODAY Show. She is newly signed to the…

  • Sing, Sing, Swing!

    Charleston Music Hall 37 John St, Charleston, SC

    “It don’t mean a thing if it ain't got that swing!” Join the world-class Charleston Jazz Orchestra for the evolution of electrifying big band swing music that took America by storm. From its birth with legendary ensembles such as Charleston’s own Jenkins Orphanage Band, Benny Goodman, and Fletcher Henderson Orchestras, to the indelible mark it…

  • New ‘Awlins – A Night on Bourbon St.

    Charleston Music Hall 37 John St, Charleston, SC

    The Charleston Jazz Orchestra transports you to “The Big Easy” with the sounds that waft down the famed Bourbon Street in New Orleans. Experience a sonic explosion of culture, blending the energy of Mardi Gras and the class of Big Band jazz. Highlighting internationally renowned trombonist Wycliffe Gordon known for his work with Wynton Marsalis…

  • HOLIDAY SWING A Charleston Jazz Tradition

    Charleston Music Hall 37 John St, Charleston, SC

    Maestro Robert Lewis and your Charleston Jazz Orchestra will swing you into the holiday spirit with big band arrangements of winter classics and holiday favorites. Gather together with your friends and family at the Charleston Music Hall on December 3, 2022 to add some jazz to your holiday cheer with this Charleston Jazz tradition. ________________…

  • MILES AHEAD: Musings for Miles Davis featuring Sean Jones

    Charleston Music Hall 37 John St, Charleston, SC

    As one of the most influential and acclaimed figures in the history of jazz, Miles Davis shaped the course of modern improvisational music more than a half-dozen times over his fifty-year career, becoming the standard bearer for successive generations of musicians. After receiving two Miles Davis albums (Kind of Blue and Tutu), Sean Jones developed…