Door Community Auditorium

A quintessentially American artist whose wide-ranging canon and nimble, captivating voice explore the intimate moments and universal emotions that bind us together. $55-78/ticket.

Has held the torch of New Orleans music aloft for more than 50 years, creating music that exemplifies the Crescent City’s inimitable spirit and joie de vivre. $55-75/ticket.

With songs written under wide-open skies and harmonies fine-tuned around the campfire, a spirit of friendship and adventure is at the heart of the Okee Dokee Brothers’ Americana folk music. $15-29/ticket.

Part neo-country-western, part bluesman, Crockett is all storyteller. Young Texas songwriter Vincent Neil Emerson will open the show. $45-78/ticket.

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.

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.

Renowned bassist Victor Wooten will join forces with Steve Bailey and Derico Watson for an evening of virtuosic, high-energy music. $28-48/ticket.

Inspired by Western swing and honky-tonk country. $35-58/ticket. Buy tickets in-person, on the phone at 920.868.2728 or online at dcauditorium.org.

Celebrate this vocal soul-funk group's 60th anniversary. $68-89.50/ticket.

The world’s premiere all-vocal country band. $45-65/ticket.

Brass ensemble playing Baroque to Dixieland. $45-65/ticket.

Singer-songwriter with 50 years of musical experience. $65-88/tickets.

Homespun sound with a hollow body guitar, a distorted amp & a suitcase drum. $39.50-59.50/ticket.

Jazz-infused vocals from a group that spans generations. $48-68/ticket.

Celebrating country music history with rollicking, relevant tunes. $55-75/ticket.

Celebrating the compositions of Henry Mancini. $28-48/ticket.

Big Mouth & The Power Tool Horns plays a dance-worthy mix of blues, jazz and rock. $20-38/ticket.

Local multi-instrumentalist. $17.50/person.

A journey through the early years of jazz. $28-48/ticket.

Two local blues artists.

Bringing the sound of Japan’s Wadaiko drums to audiences worldwide. $28-48/ticket.

Country rock. $50-75/ticket.

A Scottish singer-songwriter joins an American troubadour. $45-68/ticket.

A mellow blend of hip-hop & folk. $29-49/person.

Heartland rock anthems. $45-69/person.

Gypsy jazz & country. $28-48/ticket.

Hillbilly boogie, California country & British Invasion pop. $45-68/person.

Seminal southern rock. $65-85/ticket.

Pop, gospel & R&B extraordinaire. $129-165/ticket.

Funk & hip-hop combined with brass band traditions. $29-59/ticket.

Folk sibling trio. $30-50/person.

Groovy folk & "kindie rock."$30/ticket.

'60s & '70s classics by The Turtles, Little Anthony, Gary Puckett & The Union Gap, The Vogues, The Classics IV & The Cowsills. $79.50-$99.50/ticket.

Roots, blues & soul. $39-69/ticket.

Chicago tribute band. $25-45/person.

'80s singalong performance. $22/ticket.

Western & rockabilly tunes. $55-75/ticket.

Celtic rock infused with dance, folklore & humor. $25-39/ticket.

A jazz tribute to 100 years of Disney. $29-59/ticket.

Two of Memphis’ best vocalists, Susan Marshall & Reba Russell, backed by Cathy Grier, Paul Taylor, John Lewis, Solomon Lindenberg & Eric Lewis. $30/person.

A gospel tent revival presented as a movie matinee. Part of the Blues, Roots and Hoots festival. $30-38/ticket.

Bizhiki Unbound weaves the ethereal vocals and visceral drumming of traditional powwow music into a contemporary soundscape.

Featuring blues, jazz & rock by Big Mouth & The Power Tool Horns. $29-49/ticket.

Features the 6th, 8th and High School choirs in seasonal and classical repertoire. They will be joined by local vocalists, Gibraltar staff/faculty, and the Peninsula Singers. Free with donations accepted for the Music Department.

Gibraltar Band joined by The Advanced Choir under director Charlie Eckhardt. Free with donations accepted for the Music department.

Coffeehouse concert. Original folk music.

Coffeehouse concert. Bakery and coffee available for purchase. $17.50/person. Limited seating available.

Unmistakable cello playing that moves the listener with a haunting beauty, & live looping with various ethnic string instruments expressing a universal musical language that transcends boundaries, cultures, & generations.