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There’s an ethereal journey on which pianist, Janelle Gill, brings listeners that transcends the boundaries of jazz. Through her work of self-exploration as it exists in music, she has tapped into a vein of fluidity that heals with sound.
Tedd Baker has worked with and recorded with a wide variety of jazz greats and contemporary artists.
We are looking forward to finalizing the 2026 dates for Reston Concerts on the Town, Jazz Happy Hour with Darden and Friends, Family Fun Entertainment, Sunday Art in the Park with Shenandoah Conservatory and more.
Country comes to RTC! Will Moseley, 2024 American Idol runner-up, is out of small-town South Georgia but brings a big country sound. Opening will be Loudoun County’s own Sela Campbell, who, at just 18 years old, is fast developing a loyal fanbase across the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic.
Another first-timer in RTC: stellar vocals, a full horn section, and unique elements of NOLA funk, classic rock, and jazz improvisation to keep things bouncy. Set your mood to festive because your boat will be a-rockin'.
An RTC favorite that packs the house every year. The Fab Four returns, and you don’t need a Ticket to Ride – it’s FREE like all of our concerts! Get Back!
You asked, we delivered. This is the ultimate Bee Gees tribute. You will feel like you are seeing and hearing the incomparable Bee Gees in their prime, LIVE ONCE AGAIN!
Weaned on the classic influences of such tightly knit ensembles as the Grateful Dead and the Allman Brothers, as well as the Laurel Canyon glow evoked by preeminent ‘70s singer/songwriters such as James Taylor and Jackson Browne, McGee and his comrades effectively capture their own sense of optimism and exuberance. Regulars at major national venues, we have them FREE at RTC!
An 11-man horn group fronted by four soulful vocalists who pay homage and tribute to the very best of Soul, Motown, and more. All the classics!
Back with their boisterous blend of funk, jazz, rock, and hip-hop, nothing short of a seismic live experience as RTC learned when they blew the roof off the Pavilion last year. Bring the funk!