Charlotte Symphony Turns Up the Volume on Tina Turner’s Music
Tina Turner’s songs never needed much help filling a room. Hearing that repertoire with an orchestra offers a different prospect: familiar rock and soul material with the added color and scale of a symphonic ensemble.
A catalog built for the spotlight
Charlotte Symphony’s The Music of Tina Turner comes to Knight Theater October 16–17. The announced program celebrates her musical legacy through songs including “Proud Mary” and “What’s Love Got to Do with It.” Vocalists LaKisha Jones, Nova Payton and Armando Imagines join the orchestra.
A place in Charlotte’s Pops season
The program belongs to the Symphony’s Pops Series, where orchestral performance meets popular repertoire. For listeners who connect with songs before concert-hall traditions, it offers a familiar way into the orchestra’s season.
Plan your visit
Both performances begin at 7:30 p.m. at Knight Theater, 430 S. Tryon Street. Find dates, artists and primary ticket links on Charlotte Symphony’s official event page.
Browse QCB’s October guide for more local events.
Advance preview. Lead artwork: AI-generated editorial illustration, not a concert photograph.
