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New Mexico Jazz Workshop continues to bring 'Music Under the Stars'
Son Como Son will perform at “Music Under the Stars.”
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The New Mexico Jazz Workshop continues its “Music Under the Stars” summer concert series.
The concerts will begin at 7 p.m. and run through Sept. 18, at the Albuquerque Museum Amphitheater, 2000 Mountain Road NW. Individual tickets range in price from $17–$40, plus fees, per show at nmjazz.org.
Each year, the concert series showcases a diverse lineup of local, national, and international artists, providing a platform to celebrate the artistry and cultural significance of all forms of music.
This year’s program includes a roster of musicians representing a wide range of styles and influences. Audiences can look forward to an eclectic mix featuring swing, Latin, blues, funk fusion and more.
“We are delighted to bring the 32nd edition of ‘Music under the Stars’ to the community,” said Mia Maes, New Mexico Jazz Workshop executive director. “This annual event serves as a celebration of all types of music, bringing together talented musicians and passionate listeners. We invite everyone to join us for a series of remarkable evenings filled with extraordinary performances and the sheer joy of live music.”
Charanga del Valle will perform on Friday, Aug. 4, with Hillary Smith & High City Horns performing on Saturday, Aug. 5. Then on Friday, Aug. 11, Son Como Son will take the stage. The series closes on Monday, Sept. 18, with a performance by the Spanish Harlem Orchestra.
