Your Guide to This Week's Virtual Bellevue Jazz Blues Festival

Bellevue, WALocal News

The Bellevue Jazz & Blues Festival is transitioning to a virtual format this week, offering music lovers a chance to enjoy over 60 regional artists through 20 free online performances. Scheduled to kick off tomorrow, the festival promises an exciting array of jazz, soul, and blues, appealing to audiences of all ages. Featured artists include the Bill Anschell Trio, who brings talented jazz stylings, and Stephanie Anne Johnson, a standout from NBC's The Voice. The lineup also includes the award-winning Stacy Jones Band, known for their captivating blues performances. Each night, festival-goers can indulge in takeout from local Bellevue restaurants, supporting both the musicians and the community during these challenging times.

The festival reflects a commitment to preserving the local music scene while engaging the community in a safe and enjoyable way. With its diverse lineup and free access, the event is poised to attract a wide audience and foster appreciation for regional talent. Don't miss the chance to tap your feet and enjoy the vibrant sounds of the Bellevue Jazz & Blues Festival from your home.

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