Live in Lompoc
2026-2027 Season
Experience It!
Saturday, October 3, 2026
Los Cenzontles
Los Cenzontles (Nahuatl for “The Mockingbirds”) pioneered revivals of Mexican roots music cultivating traditional rhythms and a vibrant, contemporary sound to connect generations. Interpreting traditional, classic, and original songs in their own voices, the band has produced twenty albums and has collaborated with multiple artists including The Chieftains, Los Lobos, Los Tigres del Norte, Linda Ronstadt, Ry Cooder, David Hidalgo and Taj Mahal.
Shelby Means
Saturday, December 5, 2026
Shelby Means, one of the foremost bassists in bluegrass, has a singular stage presence, and a magnetic, centered approach to the upright bass. She is also an accomplished songwriter and a heartfelt vocalist whose voice is rooted in tradition while authentically her own. She was a member of the all-women bluegrass band Della Mae and later earned her first GRAMMY® with the Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway. She has performed at the Grand Ole Opry, Bonnaroo, Telluride Bluegrass Festival, and Newport Folk. She will be joined in concert by mandolin, guitar and fiddle.
The Belrose Duo
Friday, January 29, 2027
Cellist David Garrett and pianist Junko Ueno Garrett are The Belrose Duo. David has been part of L.A. Philharmonic since 2000 after tenures with the orchestras of Houston, San Antonio, Shreveport, New Orleans and Grand Rapids. Junko Ueno Garrett trained at the prestigious Toho Gakuen School of Music in Tokyo and is currently a faculty member at Occidental College. They have a wide-ranging repertoire from classical to contemporary with a fondness for the Romantic.
The Moanin' Frogs
Friday, April 16, 2027
Back by popular demand!
Bending genres and uplifting spirits, The Moanin’ Frogs offer an electrifying approach to chamber music. Conservatory trained and entertainment minded, their dynamic and technically precise performances of classical, ragtime, jazz, and pop delight fans across the world. Featuring all six saxophones from soprano to bass, The Moanin’ Frogs delighted our Lompoc audience a few years ago with one attendee saying, “One of the best I have seen”.
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Regional Concert Association Reciprocity Opportunity
One of the distinct added value features of Community Concerts is a privilege called reciprocity. This means that, as a subscriber to the Lompoc Concert Association, you may attend the concerts of other participating associations free of charge.
Offering reciprocity is a courtesy extended by each association and is based on seating availability. Visitors may be asked to present the top section of the tear off season ticket strip at the door, or show their season ticket print out if purchased online, and wait until local subscribers are seated. If interested, please check the websites below for concert performances and other specifics. Then contact the venue representative to request attendance as a guest.
Antelope Valley Community Concert Association (Lancaster)
Lora Counts (661) 945-4639 www.avcommunityconcerts.org
Bakersfield Community Concert Association
Amy McGuire (661) 858-9332 www.bakersfieldconcertseries.org
Borrego Springs Community Concert Association
Richard Gray (619) 977-6033 www.BorregoConcerts.org
Elko Nevada Community Concert Association
Travis Gerber (775) 777-4357 www.elkocommunityconcerts.com
Hemet Concert Association
Nancy Austin (951) 658-7319 www.hemetconcerts.org
Hidden Valley Community Concert Association (Escondido)
Dennis Tomlinson (760) 740-0619 www.hiddenvalleyCCAescondido.info
North SLO County C.A (Paso Robles)
Betsy Hardie (805)-239-2770 https://www.nslocca.org
Palm Springs Community Concert Association
Jim Perry (760) 770-0774. www.psconcerts.org
Ramona Concert Association
Marlene Robershaw (760) 789-7474 www.Ramonaconcerts.com
Redmond Community Concert Association (Oregon)
Jay Jantzen (541) 350-7222 www.redmondcca.org
Victor Valley Community Concert Association (Victorville)
Robert L. FitzSimmons (760) 961-0486 www.vvcca.org