Jazz is for Lovers with Carmen BradfordFr., 12. Feb. 2027Ticketmaster

Jazz is for Lovers with Carmen Bradford

Bijou Theatre in KnoxvilleFr., 12. Feb. 2027 · 20:00

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Knoxville Jazz Orchestra: Jazz is for Lovers with Carmen Bradford is a Music / Jazz / Jazz event at Bijou Theatre in Knoxville. Check official listing for tickets and latest details.

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The Knoxville Jazz Orchestra welcomes acclaimed vocalist Carmen Bradford for an evening of big band romance. Bradford, who sang with the Count Basie Orchestra from 1983 to 1991, brings a wealth of sensational big band material, including selections from her album *Carmen Sings Carmen*, a tribute to jazz icon Carmen McRae. Her performance is sure to be a perfect Valentine's treat for your special someone.

Audiences can expect vocals backed by the full Knoxville Jazz Orchestra, delivering a rich, swinging sound. Bradford's career includes work with the Count Basie Orchestra under Thad Jones and Frank Foster, as well as collaborations with artists like David Murray. She is currently an Associate Professor of Vocal Jazz at Michigan State University, bringing both expertise and passion to the stage.

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  • This is a Valentine's-themed event, ideal for a romantic date night.
  • The performance features the Knoxville Jazz Orchestra with featured vocalist Carmen Bradford.
  • Bradford's repertoire includes selections from her album Carmen Sings Carmen, a tribute to Carmen McRae.

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Who is performing at this event?

The Knoxville Jazz Orchestra with featured vocalist Carmen Bradford.

What is the theme of the event?

It is a Valentine's-themed jazz concert, perfect for a special someone.

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Carmen Bradford

Carmen Bradford is an American jazz singer.Mehr

She sang with the Count Basie Orchestra from 1983 to 1991.

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