Annual Bellevue Jazz Blues Music Series Returns from October 2-6

Bellevue, WALocal News

The Bellevue Downtown Association is excited to announce its annual Jazz & Blues Music Series, scheduled for October 2-6, 2024, featuring an impressive lineup of over 20 live performances from local and regional musicians. Headliners include The Joel Astley Band on October 4, known for their high-energy swing and roots rock, and Greta Matassa & Friends on October 5, showcasing their six-piece ensemble. The series offers a unique opportunity for audiences to enjoy free live music at various locations throughout Downtown Bellevue, fostering a dynamic jazz and blues crawl. Mike Ogliore, BDA’s vice president, highlighted the event's role in bringing the community together and celebrating local talent. A special student showcase on October 6 will spotlight young jazz musicians from local high schools and middle schools at KidsQuest Children's Museum.

This 17th season of the series reflects the cultural richness of the region and is supported by various event and media partners. Attendees can find tickets and more information at bellevuejazz. com. The event promises to be an unforgettable experience filled with rhythm, joy, and community spirit.

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