The James Lumber Center for the Performing Arts (JLC) at the College of Lake County offers
entertainment from a wide range of musical genres. This season continues that tradition with
renowned Mexican, rock, Americana, jazz, classical, and pop music artists gracing the JLC
mainstage.

“We’re bringing together a vibrant and diverse lineup of artists, from the classic groove of the
Laurel Canyon sound to the high energy of New Orleans jazz,” said Alisa Baum, executive
director of the James Lumber Center. “We’re especially proud to highlight famed local talent
like social media star Drew Wiegman and veteran performer Ike Reilly, whose band has been
called ‘one of the best live bands in America’ by The New York Times. We invite everyone to
join us to experience the joy of live music together.”

Mariachi Herencia de México: La Nueva Generación Tour
Friday, Jan. 24
With chart-topping albums and two Latin Grammy nominations, the next generation of
young, virtuosic mariachi musicians presents a musical homage to Latin music and
singers. Mariachi Herencia promises to deliver an electrifying night of Mexican music
and culture. Tickets are $34, $30 for seniors 65+ and military and $15 for students. Buy
tickets online.

Ike Reilly: Lake County Film Premiere and Concert
Saturday, Feb. 1
Don’t Turn Your Back on Friday Night chronicles the life and decades-long career of Ike
Reilly, Libertyville’s own “Punk Rock Troubadour.” The award-winning film masterfully
weaves together over 40 years of footage with songs that reveal a complicated,
formidable artist. Following the film, Reilly and his bandmates will perform live. Tickets
are $25, $22 for seniors 65+ and military and $5 for students. Buy tickets online.

Dustbowl Revival Presents “A Laurel Canyon Retrospective”
Saturday, March 22
Known for vibrant live shows and a global fanbase, Dustbowl Revival performs a spicy
cocktail of folky-funk and jangly rock ’n soul. The Americana outfit pays homage to the
music of Southern California’s rock and folk scene, reimagining the music of The Byrds,
Joni Mitchell, CSNY and more. Tickets are $25, $22 for seniors 65+ and military and
$12 for students. Buy tickets online.

New Orleans Songbook: A Jazz at Lincoln Center Presents Production
Sunday, March 23
Experience the soul of New Orleans and the spirit of Mardi Gras in this concert
celebrating legendary composers and songs defining the Crescent City. Led by pianist
Luther S. Allison and featuring vocalists Quiana Lynell and Milton Suggs, this trio brings
the music of Jelly Roll Morton, Louis Armstrong, and more to life. Tickets are $35, $30
for seniors 65+ and military and $15 for students. Buy tickets online.

Michael Cavanaugh: The Music of Billy Joel and Elton John
Friday, March 28
Handpicked by Billy Joel for Broadway’s Movin’ Out, charismatic performer Michael
Cavanaugh delivers an evening of iconic rock and pop hits from two piano legends.
Tickets are $40, $37 for seniors 65+ and military and $20 for students. Buy tickets
online.

Drew Wiegman
Saturday and Sunday, March 29-30
Cellist, TikTok sensation and Lake County native Drew Wiegman performs selections
from movie scores, pop hits, and original music. A self-taught musician, Wiegman
inspires audiences with his soul-stirring sound. Tickets are $40, $35 for seniors 65+ and
military and $20 for students. Buy tickets online.

Tickets are available online at jlcenter.clcillinois.edu, by phone at (847) 543-2300, or in person
at the JLC Box Office, 19351 W. Washington St., Grayslake. The box office is open Monday
through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free parking is available. Concessions include soft drinks,
beer, wine and light bites.