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Jefferson Center presents Tatiana Eva-Marie & The Avalon Jazz Band
- Dates: February 28, 2025
- Times: 7pm AND 9pm
- Admission: General Admission $35
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Jefferson Center
541 Luck Avenue Suite 221
Roanoke, VA 24016 - Phone: (540) 345-2550
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*A $6.00 box office processing fee will be applied to each ticket.
Tatiana Eva-Marie, the "Gypsy-jazz Warbler," lauded by the New York Times and Vanity Fair, leads the Avalon Jazz Band, acclaimed for its Parisian vintage flair. With 80 million YouTube views, she blends French and Romani influences, exploring music from Django Reinhardt to Cole Porter. In 2024, she premieres her opera as a librettist in Switzerland and releases "Djangology" on GroundUp Music.
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Jefferson Center presents Tatiana Eva-Marie & The Avalon Jazz Band
- 541 Luck Avenue
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- General Admission $35
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