The Eastman School of Music's Faculty Artist Series presents Eastman Virtuosi. Saturday, March 28 at 7:30 PM in Kilbourn Hall.

The Eastman School of Music's Faculty Artist Series presents YooJin Jang, violin with Alexander Kobrin, piano. Tuesday, February 24 at 7:30 PM in Kilbourn Hall. Tickets for Eastman’s Faculty Artist Series are $10 for the general public and free to URID holders. General Admission tickets will be available for purchase at each concert. Visit EastmanTheatre.org for more information.

An ensemble of voices and historical instruments, directed by Stephen Kennedy, performs the 30-minute sung liturgy by candlelight. Organ preludes at 8:50 PM precedes Compline each week.

The Ray Conniff Jazz Ensemble Series presents the Eastman Jazz Orchestra, directed by Christine Jensen and featuring Eastman guest artist in residence, Ed Neumeister. Thursday, February 19 at 7:30 PM in Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre.

The Eastman Opera Theatre presents TWENTY-FOUR or, The Cure for Love, a new 2-act, modern opera about the futility of trying to control love.

The Eastman Presents concert series welcomes the Doric String Quartet, performing as part of the Eastman-Ranlet Series.

Brazilian-born brothers Sérgio and Odair Assad have redefined the classical guitar duo with their virtuosity, ensemble precision, and innovative repertoire.

The Eastman Presents concert series welcomes Sir Stephen Hough to the Kilbourn stage, performing as part of the Fernando Laires Piano Series.

The Eastman Wind Ensemble, under the baton of Mark Davis Scatterday, performs music of Schwantner, Harlin, Schubring, and Piazzolla (arranged by Laprade). Friday, February 27 at 7:30 PM in Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre.

The Eastman School of Music's Faculty Artist Series presents Bob Sneider, guitar with Eastman Community Music School (ECMS) guest faculty Paul Hofman, performing The Music of Chuck Mangione. Sunday, February 22 at 3:30 PM in Hatch Recital Hall.

The Eastman School of Music's Faculty Artist Series presents Celebrating a Legacy in Music: Tony Caramia.

Saturday, May 16, 2026, 7:30 pm: Born in Hamilton, Ontario to parents of Nova Scotian descent, Garnet Rogers spent many hours listening to Grand Ol’ Opry radio broadcasts and harmonizing with his brother, the late folk legend Stan Rogers. At 18, he was on the road as a full-time working musician with brother Stan, forming one of the most influential duos in the history of North American folk music. Since then, Garnet has courageously established himself as a formidable solo artist, performing across North America, everywhere from small town folk clubs to the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C.

With the energy of fiddle music, the introspective quality of contemporary folk, the precision of bluegrass, and the drive of Americana, the Vermont-based trio Low Lily (Liz Simmons, Flynn Cohen, and Elsie Gawler) combine their individual talents into one stunning soundscape. Low Lily has shared their signature sound with enthusiastic audiences throughout North America and the UK, garnering two #1 songs on international folk radio and two Independent Music Awards. Tickets and details at goldenlink.org.

The Clements Brothers are George (guitar) and Charles (upright bass), identical twins from the heart of New England. The two have been playing and writing music together for as long as they can remember, first entering the Americana music scene in 2012 as part of the internationally touring grassroots group The Lonely Heartstring Band, with whom they put out two albums on Rounder Records. Tickets and details at goldenlink.org.

Dive into a vibrant laser light show featuring the sounds of Bad Bunny, the Puerto Rican sensation behind hits like 'Callaita' and 'I Like It.' Known as the 'King of Latin Trap' Bad Bunny is one of the most streamed artists in history. Watch the dome transform into a pulsating canvas of light, dancing to the beats of reggaeton's trailblazer. Experience the magic as the dome comes alive with music that's transcended boundaries—Laser Bad Bunny style! *** Contains explicit lyrics **

The French electronic music duo known as Daft Punk brought house music to the masses. The Laser Daft Punk show is an exciting tribute to the visual spectacle of the costumed pair, and their extravagant live shows.

Taylor Swift is one of the biggest pop stars on the planet. With over 200 million records sold, a shelf full of Grammys, and an army of fans, Taylor Swift is an inspiration for generations. Laser Taylor Swift: Remixed takes her biggest hits and brings them to life in dazzling laser light. Song selection and order are randomly chosen for each show - no two shows are alike!

The Eastman School of Music presents Morning Chamber Music, with director YooJin Jang. Saturday, February 7 at 11:30 AM in Hatch Recital Hall. Admission is free and open to the public.

The Eastman School of Music presents Repertory Singers and Treble Chorus, with conductors Philip Silvey and Nathaniel Peets, performing music of Haydn. Sunday, February 22 at 3:30 PM in Kilbourn Hall.

Celebrate love and passion this Valentine’s Day with the remarkable artistry of Martina Filjak.

This Third Thursday concert on March 19 features Edwin Huizinga, Baroque violin and Naomi Gregory, organ.

This Third Thursday concert on May 21 features Publick Musick with Naomi Gregory, organ.