
Christian Sands / Be Water album 2020
Aug. 2. The Cain Center for the Arts has released an exciting and diverse schedule for its inaugural season Jan. 14 to May 14 of next year.
Jan. 14 – Christian Sands, Grammy-nominated African American jazz pianist
Jan. 21 – Forever Young (two shows), your life, your music (Billy Joel, The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Styx)
Feb. 11 – Jon Reep, stand-up com won the fifth season of Last Comic Standing in 2007
Feb. 18 – Sons of Serendip, fresh interpretations of music you love, America’s Got Talent finalists
Feb. 24 – Breach of Peace: Stories of the 1961 Freedom Riders
March 4 – Martin Sexton, soul-marinated voice and a suitcase full of heartfelt songs—Rolling Stone
March 11 – Tartan Terrors, the energy of a rock show—with humor and step-dancing
March 19 – Dragons & Mythical Creatures

Tartan Terrors
March 25 – Charlotte Ballet: Under the Lights, choreographed by Charlotte Ballet II Director Christopher Stuart and set to the music of Johnny Cash
April 1 – Gina Chavez, American bilingual Latin-folk singer, songwriter
April 15 – The Verve Pipe, still making rock and roll after 30 years
May 6 – The Gruffalo (two shows)
May 13 – Davina and The Vagabonds, part neo-soul, part Great American Songbook
May 14 – Charlotte Symphony, the many and only

Davina and The Vagabonds