Bellevue Jazz Blues Music Series Returns October 4-8

Bellevue, WALocal News

The Bellevue Jazz & Blues Music Series is set to return to Downtown Bellevue from October 4-8, 2023, featuring over 20 live performances that celebrate the region's vibrant musical culture. This year's lineup includes headliners like the energetic Stacy Jones Band on October 6, known for their blues and rock fusion, and Pearl Django with Gail Pettis on October 7, who will perform captivating Hot Club jazz tunes. Many performances will be free and will occur at various venues, including Bake’s Place Bar & Bistro and the Bellevue Arts Museum. A special showcase on October 8 will feature local high school and middle school jazz combos, promoting community engagement and support for emerging talent. Mike Ogliore from the BDA highlighted the event's role in uniting the community through music, making it a cherished tradition for over 15 years.

The event has received significant support from the City of Bellevue and media partners, reflecting its importance in the local cultural landscape. Tickets for headliners are priced at $25 for general admission and $15 for students, ensuring accessibility for all. For more information, attendees can visit the event page and follow the BDA on social media.

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