Charleston Symphony Unveils 2026-27 Season Featuring Lang Lang, Cheyenne Jackson, and Ranky Tanky
The Charleston Symphony has announced its 2026-27 season, which will feature a blend of classical repertoire and collaborations. The season is set to launch at the Gaillard Center with performances including "A Charleston Carnival," a concert featuring pianist Lang Lang,…
Charleston, SC, September 18, 2026 — The Charleston Symphony has announced its upcoming 2026-27 season, promising a diverse program that combines traditional classical music with collaborative performances. The symphony’s new season is scheduled to commence at the Gaillard Center.
Details regarding the specific start and end dates of the 2026-27 season were not provided. However, the announcement highlights several key performances and featured artists that will comprise the season’s offerings.
Among the planned events is “A Charleston Carnival,” a concert designed to showcase the symphony’s engagement with local themes and artistic expression. A significant highlight will be a performance featuring acclaimed pianist Lang Lang. Further details on the repertoire for this collaboration were not made available.
The season will also include a “Holiday Pops” event, which is set to feature vocalist Cheyenne Jackson. Another notable appearance will be a return engagement with the Gullah jazz band Ranky Tanky, indicating a continued effort to integrate various musical genres and cultural influences into the symphony’s programming.
While the summary indicates a blend of classical repertoire and collaborations, specific details about the full range of classical works to be performed were not disclosed. Information on ticketing, schedules for individual events, or other logistical details for the 2026-27 season was not immediately available.
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