Chaka Khan, Dianne Reeves, Christian McBride and others are scheduled for Nov. 6-20. Continue Reading →
NJPAC’s TD James Moody Jazz Festival announces shows for 2021 edition, in November
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NJ Symphony Orchestra will return to concert halls for 2021-22 season; schedule announced
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Season will begin in October. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Classical, Morristown, New Brunswick, Newark, Princeton, Red Bank
Elton John to perform at MetLife Stadium next summer
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Show will take place on July 23, 2022. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, East Rutherford, Newark
MetLife Stadium hints that Elton John will perform there
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John is expected to announce show June 23. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, East Rutherford, Newark
NJ Symphony Orchestra will present outdoor chamber music series at Newark Museum of Art
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Three separate three-concert series will take place from June to August. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Classical, Newark
NJPAC announces Sounds of the City schedule with Third World, Eric B. & Rakim and more
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Other performers will include Syleena Johnson, Tony Vega, Le’Andria Johnson and Brass Against. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Music, Newark
Richard Thompson and others booked for socially distanced shows at NJPAC
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Comedy, jazz and Christmas music will be featured at other shows. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, Newark
My Chemical Romance postpones Newark shows again, to 2022
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Shows were originally scheduled to take place in 2020. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, Newark
NJPAC is partner in turning Town Hall’s ‘Broadway by the Year’ into virtual series
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Series will focus on works by Cole Porter, Kander & Ebb, and Andrew Lloyd Webber. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Pop-Rock, Newark
Virtual ‘NJSO Everywhere’ series features musicians in scenic Jersey settings
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Next installment in series will debut March 17. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Classical, Hoboken, Montclair, Newark, Seaside Heights
NJPAC online interview series to feature Anthony Hamilton, Redman, Deniece Williams
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The Weeknd postpones July show in Newark to February 2022
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Super Bowl halftime performer moves all tour dates to next year. Continue Reading →