Door Community Auditorium

Over a 35-year career that began in clubs around their native Atlanta, Georgia, the Grammy-winning duo has recorded 16 studio albums (seven gold, four platinum, one double platinum), sold over 15 million records, and built a dedicated, enduring following. $50-75/ticket.

The original street band, has been sharing its timeless music and message of brotherhood and harmony for more than four decades, reaching millions across the globe. $58-78/ticket.

Marking out a new and bright era for Irish folk music, and they’re bringing sold-out audiences worldwide along for the journey. They sing the songs of Irish yesteryear, as well as new folk originals, with incredible versatility and skill. $28-48/ticket.

The War and Treaty have amassed a following as eclectic as their sound itself, a bluesy but joyful fusion of Southern soul, gospel, country and rock-and-roll. The husband-and-wife team are known for live shows that are revival-like in their intensity. $25-48/ticket.

The New York Times hailed the band’s philosophical lyrics and an alternative-orchestral-folk-rock sound as “an invocation of the life force.” Cloud Cult has grown into an ever-shifting, multimedia band featuring an evolving lineup of musicians, often incorporating live painting into concerts, pioneering multimedia artistry. $25-30/ticket.

Doc Heide, beloved local performer and co-founder of Northern Sky Theater, writes powerful songs that made him a Kerrville New Folk Finalist. Come help celebrate his 70th birthday with this once-in-a-lifetime concert of his songs sung by talented friends from around the nation. $35/ticket.

Keillor & Company featuring Garrison Keillor, Prudence Johnson and Dan Chouinard. $48-75/ticket.

"Bravo Beethoven!" Tickets range $35-$75/person.

"A Debut of Distinction" with music from Saint-Saëns and Bruckner.  Tickets range $35-$75/person.

"Bold and Brilliant" with music from Strauss, Mendelssohn & Brahms. Tickets range $35-$75/person.

Among DiFranco’s many gifts is the ability to give voice to our deepest frustrations and tensions, on both a personal and political level. Couple that with her instrumental virtuosity, kinetic vocals and unparalleled onstage charisma, and you’ve got a performer the Washington Post calls “the greatest folk-rocker of her generation.” $38-65/ticket.

"Virtuosity" with music from Beethoven, Quantz, Haydn & Vivaldi. Tickets range $35-$75/person.

"Goodyear Goes Gershwin" with music from Bernstein, Gershwin & Tchaikovsky. Tickets range $35-$75/person.

"The Three B's" with music from Brahms, Bruch & Beethoven. Tickets range $35-$75/person.

"Love and War" with music from Tchaikovsky, Shostakovich & Brahms. Tickets range $35-$75/person.

"A Heroic Return" wiwth music from Mendelssohn & Beethoven. Tickets range $35-$75/person.

"Nordic Greats" with music from Sibelius, Grieg & Nielsen. Tickets range $35-$75/person.

A five-time Grammy winner with a slew of acclaimed solo albums, Wooten first hit the worldwide scene in 1990 as a founding member of the super-group Béla Fleck and the Flecktones. Continuing since then to blaze his own musical trail, Wooten has also become widely known as a preeminent musical thinker. $28-48/ticket.

Asleep at the Wheel has been part of the American roots music landscape for more than 50 years. Inspired by Western swing and honky-tonk country, the band has accrued 10 Grammy Awards, 20 studio albums, and 20 singles on the Billboard country charts—all told, they’ve sold 1.5 million records. $35-58/ticket.

This year, The Temptations celebrate their 60th anniversary. Throughout those six decades, The Temptations have been a hit-making machine, making dozens of records and selling out performances worldwide. $68-89.50/ticket.

The world’s premiere all-vocal country band. Since winning NBC’s The Sing-Off in 2013, they’ve sold half a million albums, notched 80 million streams on Spotify and 290 million views on YouTube, sold out hundreds of concerts, and amassed a legion of diehard followers $45-65/ticket.

Canadian Brass is arguably the most popular modern-day brass ensemble in the world. Each of the five members is a master of live performance, bringing their prodigious skill and vibrant stage presence to bear on everything from trademark Baroque and Dixieland tunes to new compositions and arrangements created especially for them. $45-65/ticket.

After more than 50 active years of hit songwriting, and international album sales well into the multi-millions, it’s safe to say that esteemed singer-songwriter and musician Gordon Lightfoot resides near the top of the list of all-time great songwriters in the English language. $65-88/tickets.

Shakey Graves began as a one-man band of epic sonic proportions: the sound emitted from Rose-Garcia’s hollow body guitar, mildly distorted amp, and suitcase drum belying the young singer’s lean frame. His homespun 2011 debut grew a grassroots success that has continued to grow, and he now appears with a 5-piece band. $39.50-59.50/ticket.

A cornerstone for great pop and jazz hits, a legacy the group has cemented over its illustrious 50-year career. With 29 albums, eight Grammy Awards, a PBS special, and induction into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame, this iconic group continues to bring extraordinary melodic and jazz-infused vocals to audiences that span generations. $48-68/ticket.

While he’s too gracious to admit it himself, Grammy-winning singer and songwriter Marty Stuart is living, breathing country-music history. Sharp, rollicking, and keenly relevant, Marty Stuart is at once a music historian, a visionary artist, and one of the best live performers on the circuit today. $55-75/ticket.

Celebrating the compositions of legendary composer Henry Mancini, from his early work with the Glenn Miller Orchestra to his memorable melodies from TV and film classics such as Peter Gunn, Breakfast at Tiffany’s, The Pink Panther and more. Woven throughout the show is the story of Mancini’s incomparable life and career, ranging from his childhood to his stardom in Hollywood. $28-48/ticket.

Celebrate the season with Big Mouth & The Power Tool Horns. Nothing says Christmas like a campy outfit and the finest blues, jazz, and rock this side of Green Bay. Big Mouth is known throughout Wisconsin for playing an eclectic and dance-worthy mix of blues, jazz and rock music. $20-38/ticket.

Step Afrika! blends percussive dance styles practiced by historically African-American fraternities and sororities, traditional African dances, and an array of contemporary dance and art forms into a cohesive, compelling artistic experience. Incorporating intricate rhythmic patterns of kicks, stomps, claps, and chants, the dancers of Step Afrika! use their bodies as instruments. $28-48/ticket.

Songs We Love, presented via the touring initiative Jazz at Lincoln Center Presents, is a journey through the vibrant early years of jazz song. Under the musical direction of Riley Mulherkar, three guest vocalists will join a first-rate band made up of New York’s rising stars. $28-48/ticket.