SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) – The Savannah Music Festival is gearing up for 2025, announcing its lineup on Thursday.
Known for its unique mix of music performed in venues across the Hostess City, the festival will run from Thursday, March 27, through Saturday, April 12.
Highlights include Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, Angélique Kidjo, Warren Haynes Band, Branford Marsalis Quartet, Marcus King, Shovels & Rope / Langhorne Slim, Taj Mahal Quintet and others, dance programs with BalletCollective and Step Afrika! and the six-concert Philip Dukes & Friends chamber series.
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“In 2025, programming continues to lean into the intersection of roots music from around the world, grounded in traditions from the southeastern United States,” says Savannah Music Festival artistic director Ryan McMaken. “Additionally, we are fortunate to work with and present world-renowned classical artists from across North America and Europe, in addition to a wide-ranging series of acclaimed artists in jazz.”
Tickets go on sale on Friday, Nov. 22, at 10 a.m.
Savannah Music Festival tickets start at $39 and can be purchased online, by phone at 912-525-5050 or at the Savannah Box Office (216 E Broughton St.).
Tickets to Isbell, performing on April 12 next year, must be purchased online through the Savannah Civic Center/Ticketmaster or in person at either the Savannah Civic Center or Enmarket Arena Box Office.
There are discounts for students, military, educators and seniors.
Plus, the festival is offering discounts for purchases of tickets to more than three concerts (5% off), more than five concerts (10% off) or more than 10 concerts (15% off). Tickets to most classical concerts are available to patrons age 40 or younger for a discounted rate of $20.