Music Concerts
“Music is life itself.” – Louis Armstrong
The Carrollwood Cultural Center is pleased to offer a variety of concerts throughout the year, from classical recitals to rock tribute shows and from new age to jazz, there is something guaranteed to get you humming and toe-tapping to the beat.
We’re also thrilled to offer performances by several of our resident groups including the Carrollwood Community Chorus, Carrollwood Winds, Carrollwood Brass, Carrollwood Jukebox Big Band, and our own chapter of the New Horizons Band.
Upcoming Music Concerts
(Visit our Calendar for more events.)
David Bowie, the iconic and influential rock and music legend, would have celebrated his 75th birthday in January 2022. Additionally, 2022 marks the 50th anniversary of Bowie’s breakthrough album and persona, Ziggy Stardust.
Join Stardust Memories in celebrating all things Bowie and 50 years of Ziggy Stardust with a performance of the entire Ziggy album along with some of Bowie’s hits, classics, and deep cuts.
Stardust Memories is a combination of well-seasoned and accomplished musicians presenting an exciting tribute to the live David Bowie experience. Established in 2016, the band has put on some amazing shows to the delight of Bowie fans over the years. Costumes, theatrics, tight musicianship, and a legendary back catalog of hits, classics, and rarely heard gems; Stardust Memories presents a show that will take you on a time warp from when Major Tom got lost in “Space Oddity” to the Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust.
Admission: $18 member / $22 general admission
Remember to “Round It Up” and make a donation to the Center’s Operating Fund. Consider making a donation when registering for classes or purchasing tickets. Your donation can be as simple as rounding your total to the nearest five or ten dollars — or whatever amount you wish to give. Thank you for your contribution!
1969
by Peace of Woodstock
The year was 1969. Richard Nixon was president and man landed on the moon. The Vietnam War raged on as discord continued at home. Elvis Presley recorded his landmark comeback sessions while the Beatles gave their final public performance on a rooftop in London. And on a dairy farm southwest of Woodstock, New York crowds gathered for three days of peace and music.
1969 is a musical tribute to the great music that was recorded in that monumental year. Come join us and journey back as Peace of Woodstock performs songs by Fifth Dimension, Creedence Clearwater Revival, the Rolling Stones, the Jackson 5, Three Dog Night, Sly and the Family Stone, the Beatles, Motown, Norman Greenbaum, Youngbloods, Neil Diamond, Archies, Aretha Franklin, Dusty Springfield, Janis Joplin, David Bowie, Jackie DeShannon, and The Who.
1969 is more than a show…it is a multimedia event! By incorporating videos, slides, and facts about the year 1969, you will feel like you took a step back in time! In fact, we encourage you to break out your tie-dye, headbands, and peace signs for this concert!
Admission: $23 member / $28 general admission
Stream it Live: $12
Streaming sponsored by AARP.
Remember to “Round It Up” and make a donation to the Center’s Operating Fund. Consider making a donation when registering for classes or purchasing tickets. Your donation can be as simple as rounding your total to the nearest five or ten dollars — or whatever amount you wish to give. Thank you for your contribution!
It’s more than a jazz concert. It’s time with friends.
Jazz with Jim is a monthly concert hosted by Jim Burge (saxophone/flute), Ron Delp (keyboard), Jeff Hanson (drums), and Mike Ruven (bass) — together, they are The Jazz Directions.
Admission: $13 member / $18 general admission
Stream it Live: $10
Streaming sponsored by AARP.
Remember to “Round It Up” and make a donation to the Center’s Operating Fund. Consider making a donation when registering for classes or purchasing tickets. Your donation can be as simple as rounding your total to the nearest five or ten dollars — or whatever amount you wish to give. Thank you for your contribution!
“Have You Ever Seen the Rain.” “Born on the Bayou.” “Proud Mary.” “Bad Moon Rising.” “Fortunate Son.” They are just some of the songs from the Creedence Clearwater Revival catalogue that helped define southern rock blues in the 60s and 70s.
Creedence Clearwater Revival’s musical style encompassed roots, swamp, and blues-rock. They played Southern rock style, with lyrics about bayous, catfish, the Mississippi River, and other popular elements of southern United States iconography.
Join us as the members of Bad Moon Rising: A Tribute to Creedence Clearwater Revival take you back to the “roots” and share the memorable songs we all know and love.
Admission: $29 member / $33 general admission
Streaming sponsored by AARP.
Remember to “Round It Up” and make a donation to the Center’s Operating Fund. Consider making a donation when registering for classes or purchasing tickets. Your donation can be as simple as rounding your total to the nearest five or ten dollars — or whatever amount you wish to give. Thank you for your contribution!
It’s more than a jazz concert. It’s time with friends.
Jazz with Jim is a monthly concert hosted by Jim Burge (saxophone/flute), Ron Delp (keyboard), Jeff Hanson (drums), and Mike Ruven (bass) — together, they are The Jazz Directions.
Admission: $13 member / $18 general admission
Stream it Live: $10
Streaming sponsored by AARP.
Remember to “Round It Up” and make a donation to the Center’s Operating Fund. Consider making a donation when registering for classes or purchasing tickets. Your donation can be as simple as rounding your total to the nearest five or ten dollars — or whatever amount you wish to give. Thank you for your contribution!
It’s more than a jazz concert. It’s time with friends.
Jazz with Jim is a monthly concert hosted by Jim Burge (saxophone/flute), Ron Delp (keyboard), Jeff Hanson (drums), and Mike Ruven (bass) — together, they are The Jazz Directions.
Admission: $13 member / $18 general admission
Stream it Live: $10
Streaming sponsored by AARP.
Remember to “Round It Up” and make a donation to the Center’s Operating Fund. Consider making a donation when registering for classes or purchasing tickets. Your donation can be as simple as rounding your total to the nearest five or ten dollars — or whatever amount you wish to give. Thank you for your contribution!
Details coming Summer 2022.
It’s more than a jazz concert. It’s time with friends.
Jazz with Jim is a monthly concert hosted by Jim Burge (saxophone/flute), Ron Delp (keyboard), Jeff Hanson (drums), and Mike Ruven (bass) — together, they are The Jazz Directions.
Admission: $13 member / $18 general admission
Stream it Live: $10
Streaming sponsored by AARP.
Remember to “Round It Up” and make a donation to the Center’s Operating Fund. Consider making a donation when registering for classes or purchasing tickets. Your donation can be as simple as rounding your total to the nearest five or ten dollars — or whatever amount you wish to give. Thank you for your contribution!
It’s more than a jazz concert. It’s time with friends.
Jazz with Jim is a monthly concert hosted by Jim Burge (saxophone/flute), Ron Delp (keyboard), Jeff Hanson (drums), and Mike Ruven (bass) — together, they are The Jazz Directions.
Admission: $13 member / $18 general admission
Stream it Live: $10
Streaming sponsored by AARP.
Remember to “Round It Up” and make a donation to the Center’s Operating Fund. Consider making a donation when registering for classes or purchasing tickets. Your donation can be as simple as rounding your total to the nearest five or ten dollars — or whatever amount you wish to give. Thank you for your contribution!