Sioux Falls Jazz and Blues

MICHAEL DOUCET AND CHUBBY CARRIER TO JOIN TAB BENOIT FOR MARCH SFJB CONCERT
Sioux Falls Jazz & Blues announce Cajun fiddler Michael Doucet and Zydeco accordion player Chubby Carrier will join Tab Benoit on stage at the Sioux Falls Orpheum Theater Friday March 9, 2012.

LAVAY SMITH & HER RED HOT SKILLET LICKERS KICK OFF SECOND HALF OF THE SFJB CONCERT SERIES TONIGHT!

SAXOPHONIST FOR R&B SUPERSTAR BEYONCE TO HEAT UP THE ORPHEUM THEATER TONIGHT!

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Sioux Falls Jazz & Blues Society Announce 2001-2002 Season (Sioux Falls, SD)
July 18, 2001 The Sioux Falls Jazz & Blues Society announced a stunning season of world class jazz and blues for the concert season 2001-2002.

Concerts
Blues powerhouse Robert Cray heads off the series on October 9, 2001. » visit artist's website
New Orleans boogie piano man Dr. John appears on November 16, 2001. » visit artist's website
Former Cuban Arturo Sandoval brings his trumpet and big band sound on February 8, 2002. » visit artist's website
Chicago jazz vocalist Patricia Barber on March 23 » visit artist's website
Blues pianist and singer Mose Allison appears April 27, 2002. » visit artist's website

Although, individual tickets will not go on sale until just prior to each performance, subscribers can get tickets for all five shows by calling the Sioux Falls Jazz & Blues Society at 605.335.6101. Tickets for the entire series cost $100 for individual subscription or $200 for two tickets to each show. Subscribers receive the best seats and at a discount, plus no hassles standing in line to purchase tickets. The Sioux Falls Jazz & Blues Society will also sell subscriptions beginning at the Sioux Falls Jazz & Blues Festival, JazzFest at Yankton Trail Park in Sioux Falls. For more information about JazzFest or the concert series, contact the Society at 605.335.6101.