Featured Artists Announced for 15th Annual Bellevue Jazz Blues Music Series

Bellevue, WALocal News

The Bellevue Downtown Association has announced the 15th Annual Bellevue Jazz & Blues Music Series, taking place from June 5-10, aimed at celebrating regional and national musical talents. This year, the series will feature Grammy Award winner Bobby Rush and Australian composer Blake Noble, who will perform ticketed shows at the Meydenbauer Center Theatre. In addition to these prominent artists, local high and middle school jazz combos will participate in a Student Showcase, highlighting the next generation of musicians. The event encourages attendees to dine at nearby restaurants while enjoying live music, fostering community interaction in Downtown Bellevue. Mike Ogliore, vice president of events at BDA, expressed pride in showcasing a diverse range of performances, from students to Grammy winners.

Participating venues include popular spots like Bake's Place & Bistro, Rouge Cocktail Lounge, and the Bellevue Arts Museum. The series is supported by significant contributions from Amazon, Microsoft, and the City of Bellevue. Further details regarding the full schedule and additional artists will be revealed soon.

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