Edited by Matthew Tracy
1Cleve Francis at the Birchmere
One minute, he’s a cardiologist in Northern Virginia and the next, a country singer with an audience-pleasing voice. Cleve Francis continues to put out great music ranging from folk to country and jazz to blues. Catch him and his band at the Birchmere for an unforgettable night. / April 4
2Neil Diamond
Grammy-winner Neil Diamond celebrates the release of his latest studio album, “Melody Road,” with the highly anticipated Neil Diamond Tour 2015. His Verizon Center performance will feature his newest songs as well as many of his popular classics. / April 12
3Jane Monheit
Renowned vocalist Jane Monheit returns to the stage and takes audiences through many cultures and genres ranging from Brazilian to jazz. After the success of her latest album, 2013’s “The Heart of the Matter,” the Wolf Trap should expect pleasant surprises from this Grammy nominee. / April 9
4Russian National Ballet Theatre: ‘Cinderella’
Audiences won’t want to miss Russia’s best dancers perform the classic tale of “Cinderella” at the George Mason University Center for the Arts. Combining extravagant costumes and props with the renowned music of composer Sergei Prokofiev, the Russian National Ballet Theatre continues to uphold its tradition of magnificent ballet. / April 18
5Jay Leno
Former late night TV host Jay Leno returns to the Kennedy Center stage after winning the 2014 Mark Twain Prize for American Humor. As a stand-up comedian, Leno and his tongue-in-cheek humor will have audiences laughing just as hard as nearly 40 years ago. / April 8
(April 2015)
