Looking for exciting things to do in Crossville this spring? Mark your calendars for an unforgettable afternoon of live music in Crossville with the Southern Stars Symphonic Brass Band (SSSB)! Their final concert of the 2024-25 season, “Lollipops & Cracker Jacks,” will take place at Stone Memorial High School Auditorium on Sunday, May 4, at 3 PM. Doors open at 2:30 PM, so arrive early to grab a great seat!

A Musical Experience Like No Other

The Southern Stars Brass Band is composed of 30 professional instrumental musicians from across Tennessee, including Crossville, Knoxville, Cookeville, Nashville, Murfreesboro, Tullahoma, and Clarksville, as well as Huntsville, Alabama. These talented musicians include university music professors, secondary music educators, and accomplished performers, all coming together to deliver an extraordinary symphonic brass concert under the direction of Dr. Steven Sudduth, who has led the ensemble for 15 seasons.

The performance will feature a delightful mix of musical selections guaranteed to entertain audiences of all ages. Expect to hear iconic pieces like:

• “Strike Up the Band”
• “Barnum & Bailey’s Favorite” (circus march)
• “Hora Staccato” (featuring the cornet section)
• “The Circus Bee” (another thrilling march)
• The original Star Wars movie theme
• “76 Trombones” (The Music Man)
• “Born on the 4th of July” (John Williams film score) featuring Dr. Scott Hagarty, SSSB principal cornetist
• “The Natural” (film score)
• “Caravan Club” (circus march)
• “E.T.’s Flying Theme” (E.T. movie score)

Special Guest Vocalists

This Crossville concert will also feature two outstanding vocalists:

• Lydia Sias, a talented 10-year-old performer from the Triple Threat children’s troupe at the Cumberland County Playhouse, will delight the audience with “On the Good Ship Lollipop”, made famous by Shirley Temple.
• Regina Pullin, a seasoned performer and former USAF Chief Master Sergeant with the Singing Sergeants, the premier band of the U.S. Air Force. She will showcase her vocal range with George Gershwin’s “I’ve Got Rhythm” and the emotional ballad “You Raise Me Up,” made famous by Josh Groban.

Get Your Tickets Now!

Don’t miss this chance to enjoy live music in Crossville with the Southern Stars Symphonic Brass Band! Tickets are available in advance at:

• First National Bank of Tennessee (Crossville – Hwy 127, Fairfield Glade – Peavine Road)
• Atlas Realty (Village Green Mall, Fairfield Glade)

~ Adult Tickets: $22
~ Students (through university): FREE

For more information, contact Dwight Wages at 931-484-6939.

Whether you’re a fan of brass and brass bands, a lover of live music in general, or just looking for unique things to do in Crossville, this concert is a must-see event! Bring your family and friends and experience the magic of world-class musicianship right here in Crossville!