All concerts begin at 7:30 p.m. and will be held at the Heritage Theater in Cedar City located at 105 North 100 East. Individual tickets are $30 for adults and $15 for students and children over the age of six. Children under six will not be admitted. Season tickets are available for $120 and include two bonus tickets.
John Reischman & The Jaybirds
Wednesday, September 16, 2026
With mandolinist John Reischman at the helm, the Jaybirds seamlessly blend their original songs and instruments with old-time Appalachian and bluegrass music underpinnings, creating a truly unique listening experience. Appearing at elite music festivals everywhere, and now in their 25th year, the Jaybirds are at once innovative, sophisticated, old-fashioned, and 21st-century contemporary.
Spanish Brass
Tuesday, October 6, 2026
The Spanish Brass makes its long-awaited return to Cedar City, having shared its music in over 60 countries worldwide, leaving their mark on every stage where they have performed. Founded in 1989, the Spanish Brass has established itself as a leading name in the global chamber music scene. Each concert is an experience of musical prowess and audience connection, a contagious exchange of emotions, and pure joy. Cedar City Music Arts welcomes the Spanish Brass back with open arms.
Night of Double Duets:
Jake Workman & Aaron Ashton | Kenny & Amanda Smith
Thursday, November 19, 2026
ACT 1 Jake Workman and Aaron Ashton are two skilled Utah-based musicians whose guitar and violin interplay highlights precision, creativity, and musical ease. Their collaboration blends traditional influences with a contemporary feel, creating a performance that will be engaging and memorable.
ACT 2 Kenny and Amanda Smith are a longtime acoustic duo known for their warm vocals, strong musicianship, and natural chemistry. This married couple’s music reflects the traditions they grew up with while offering a clear, honest sound that has connected them with audiences for many years.
Camerata Nordica Octet
Wednesday, January 13, 2027
The Camerata Nordica Octet is a dynamic ensemble of principal players from Sweden’s Camerata Nordic Orchestra, performing standing and often from memory to create an unusually vivid chamber music experience. Known for their expressive approach to string repertoire, ranging from Classical and Romantic works to contemporary Scandinavian music. Their interpretations are heartfelt yet powerful.
Thunder Egg Consort
Tuesday, February 23, 2027
The Thunder Egg Consort is a classical violin, viola, cello, and piano quartet, made up of seasoned performers who bring a wide range of musical backgrounds to their collaboration. The Consort’s name, taken from Oregon’s state rock, embraces its spirit of discovery. From the Pacific Northwest, they are introducing their music to the world, offering classical music at its finest, with a few delightful detours.
Po’ Ramblin’ Boys
Tuesday, March 9, 2027
The Po’ Ramblin’ Boys have undying respect and love for pure bluegrass music—playing it, sharing it, growing it. This genre has been the fuel for their remarkable journey through every corner of America and into the hearts of fans who are drawn in by their hard-charging, true-blue sound. Barreling through their second decade as a band, they literally conjure the all-acoustic music they love from thin air … even at 6200 feet, a mile high and then some. Get on board with the Po’ Ramblin’ Boys!
The Zack Caplinger Jazz Quartet
Monday, April 12, 2027
Zachary Caplinger is a jazz guitarist who performs throughout Southern California. He began playing guitar at eight years old, instructed by his father, two-time Grammy-award-winning artist Dennis Caplinger. Zack is a jazz guitar and improvisation instructor at California State University-Fullerton. Now traveling with his own Jazz Quartet, consisting of acoustic piano, guitar, stand-up bass, and drums.
The St. George Chamber Singers
Thursday, May 6, 2027
The St. George Chamber Singers performs exceptional choral repertoire with tonal richness, expressive intensity, and compelling artistry. An ensemble of accomplished vocalists, always the standard for choral singing and musicianship in the desert Southwest. Soloists are often featured in select works, enhancing the depth and texture of performances. The St. George Chamber Singers—Utah’s premier choral chamber ensemble.