Season tickets for the 2022-2023 North Charleston POPS! season are now on sale. This season’s lineup was previously announced and includes are: Lakisha Jones: Queens of Rock & Soul on Saturday, September 24th; Star Spangled Evening on Saturday, November 12th; Dance Party on Saturday, January 28th; Maestro Nick’s Picks on Saturday, March 25th; and Super Heroes on Saturday, April 29th.
All performances are held at the North Charleston Performing Arts Center and begin at 7:30 pm.
“Wow, do we have some super fun music for you next season,” said Nick Palmer, North Charleston POPS! Conductor and Music Director. “Audience members will certainly remember the amazing singing of Lakisha Jones, opening our season with a superb program featuring songs from Diana Ross, Donna Summer, Tina Turner and Aretha Franklin. POPS! favorite Rich Ridenour will be returning in November, this time to the podium, for a patriotic program loaded with his signature wit and the added talents of the School of the Arts Chorus. We open 2023 with Dance Party: just about every kind of dance you can imagine performed by your hometown orchestra, followed by Maestro Nick's Picks. I can't wait for this one… our greatest hits from the last 10 years of the Pops plus my personal favorites. The season will conclude with an exciting program of music from Super Heroes including Iron Man, Jurassic Park, Black Panther, Pirates of the Caribbean, Harry Potter and The Avengers. Let us reserve your seats!”
Season ticket packages start at $90. In addition to having the same seats for all performances, North Charleston POPS! season ticket holders enjoy many other benefits such as free parking, priority access to tickets for select Coliseum & Performing Arts Center events before they go on public sale, and special discounts and offers not available to the general public.
To purchase season tickets go to www.NorthCharlestonColiseumPAC.com or www.NorthCharlestonPOPS.com. To purchase by phone, call 843-202- ARTS (2787). Single show tickets will go on sale at a later date.
