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Music returns to Wolf Trap, for a 50th anniversary season

Finding the hottest show in town on July 1, 1971, required a trek out of the District and into the woods. We’re talking deep into the woods, at a national park turned performing arts enclave in Vienna where pianist Van Cliburn and the National Symphony Orchestra played the Filene Center’s grand opening show at Wolf Trap .

“People weren’t sure what to make of [Wolf Trap],” says Anthony Rudel, whose father, esteemed orchestra conductor Julius Rudel, led the NSO’s performance that night. “Only people who lived out in that area knew the area. But other than that, it was the road to Dulles Airport.”

That 1971 concert was also a defining moment for Rudel’s father, who was Wolf Trap’s first music director.

“He was the immigrant from Austria who came from nothing in 1938,” says Rudel, who is the general manager of music at WCRB in Boston. “This Austrian immigrant is now opening up the national concert hall in the park, Wolf Trap, and then, three months later, is opening up the Kennedy Center.”

Summer strikes a familiar note as music returns to Wolf Trap, Tanglewood and other outdoor venues

Wolf Trap’s beginnings tie back to philanthropist Catherine Filene Shouse, who in 1966 donated money and the land that would become Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts to the National Park Service. She had a fondness for music, specifically opera, which still has a visible presence at Wolf Trap through several programs and initiatives. But over the years, Wolf Trap has played host to virtually every type of performer on the planet.

Wolf Trap “is a national park, it literally belongs to all Americans,” says Arvind Manocha, president and CEO of Wolf Trap. “That is what we think about all the time, that everybody should feel like there’s something that happens at Wolf Trap that speaks to them, that appeals to them, that reflects them.”

That means, in a span of a week, you could see Train , Harry Connick Jr. and Yacht Rock Revue play at the Filene Center. And that’s not an exaggeration — it’s the actual schedule for late August. As Wolf Trap approaches its 50th anniversary, here are five fast facts about the sprawling 117-acre park’s history.

Wolf Trap holds the unique distinction as the only national park in the United States solely devoted to the arts. “I tell people that you can come to Wolf Trap, go hiking for two hours, have a beautiful picnic, and then go see a show,” Manocha says. Wolf Trap’s nonprofit foundation manages the programming, while the National Park Service maintains the park’s lush grounds. One way to explore the area is through Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Ellen Reid’s “ Soundwalk ,” a public art project that involves hikers using a GPS-enabled app that triggers music specifically tailored for certain locations around the park.

At Wolf Trap, this walk in the woods comes with its own soundtrack

The Filene Center has caught on fire — twice. The first one caused partial damage just before its opening in 1971, and another in 1982 completely destroyed the venue . According to Mary Knowles, daughter of one of the original Filene Center architects Edward Knowles, musicians who played at the wood-clad venue in the early days raved about the acoustics. “My father said musicians described how the entire theater resonated like an instrument,” she says. “I think the wood related to its surroundings, but it was actually part of why the acoustics were so good. Also, the dancers really appreciated the softness and the spring of the wooden stage floor.” The original Filene Center was constructed from Oregon red cedar, while the current structure is made from Douglas fir and southern yellow pine.

The National Symphony Orchestra has held a summer residency at Wolf Trap for the past 50 years. The NSO is one of Wolf Trap’s mainstay performers, and has reached out to new fans with its summer programming, such as its 2015 “ Pokémon: Symphonic Evolutions ” show where the orchestra played music from Pokémon video games, and its live soundtracking of popular films including “Back to the Future” and “Jurassic Park.” The NSO also frequently partners with outside collaborators for shows: Actress and singer Cynthia Erivo (July 1), Broadway veteran Norm Lewis (July 30-31) and soprano Renée Fleming (Aug. 6) are among the stars slated to perform with the orchestra this summer.

Opera is intricately woven in Wolf Trap’s DNA. Since its beginnings, Wolf Trap has been a major hub for opera in the United States, offering numerous initiatives including the Studio Artists program, which provides training to up-and-coming musicians. As a participant in the program over the past year, New Orleans mezzo-soprano Emily Treigle got to live out a family legacy. “Last year, we all had a number of opera scenes that we were able to perform in, which was super incredible,” she says. “I was in a scene from Robert Ward’s ‘The Crucible,’ which was funny because that’s actually an opera that my grandfather was in the world premiere of.” Treigle’s family ties run deep: Her grandfather sang in the inaugural show at the Filene Center in 1971 and her mother was also a part of a Wolf Trap opera training program in the ’80s.

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Lyle Lovett, Judy Collins and Mary Chapin Carpenter have played the venue more than 20 times. Those three artists are some of the acts that have performed the most at Wolf Trap. Others that played at the park frequently include John Prine (19 times), Emmylou Harris (19), the Beach Boys (18), Tony Bennett (18) and Bonnie Raitt (18). The Indigo Girls return to Wolf Trap on Sept. 22 for their 19th appearance, in concert with Ani DiFranco.

What to see at Wolf Trap this summer

Wolf Trap’s summer schedule looks similar to how it did in pre-pandemic times, with featured headliners running the gamut of musical styles. But one notable difference is the venue’s covid-19 policies: Through the end of July, the Filene Center will seat guests in socially distanced “pods,” including on the lawn, before returning to full capacity in August.

Fifty Years Together: A Celebration of Wolf Trap , July 1

Wolf Trap has invited the National Symphony Orchestra to perform at its 50th anniversary celebration, bringing things full circle. The orchestra will be joined by other decorated performers including Cynthia Erivo and pianist Joyce Yang. 8 p.m. $47.

Big Tony and Trouble Funk , July 18

There isn’t a more perfect soundtrack to celebrate the end of pandemic restrictions than the buoyant sounds of go-go. D.C. luminaries Big Tony and Trouble Funk will light up the park with special guests (and local music legends in their own right) Sugar Bear and DJ Kool. 8 p.m. $22.

Lindsey Stirling , Aug. 5

Stirling brings her boundless violin sound and high-energy dance moves to Wolf Trap to promote her latest album, “Artemis,” which was released shortly before the pandemic in September 2019. 8 p.m. $37.

Pink Martini featuring China Forbes , Aug. 11

Pink Martini is a multilingual band that can perform songs in more than 25 languages. The group bills itself as a “little orchestra” that crosses numerous styles and genres including jazz, pop and Latin. 8 p.m. $37.

Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit , Sept. 14

Jason Isbell released his seventh album, “ Reunions ,” near the start of the pandemic, so it’s only now that the world gets to hear the poignant Americana offerings in a live setting. You’ll also want to get there early to see opening act Waxahatchee, whose recent release, the sunny Americana record “ Saint Cloud ,” pivots from her lo-fi catalogue. 7:30 p.m. $47.

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Wolf Trap Announces Full Capacity Performances for August and September

Jun 15, 2021 | Wolf Trap

Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts Announces First Full Capacity Performances for August and September as Part of 50th Anniversary Season

Newly announced shows include: jason isbell and the 400 unit with waxahatchee; harry connick jr.;  indigo girls with ani difranco; train with vertical horizon; straight no chaser; lindsey stirling; pink martini featuring china forbes; renée fleming with the national symphony orchestra; and yacht rock revue, tickets for new summer 2021 full capacity shows at wolf trap go on sale friday, june 18 at 10:00 a.m..

WHAT:  On June 15,  Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts  announced the first in a series of new live summer music performances to take place at the Filene Center, adding to the previously announced celebrations surrounding Wolf Trap’s 50 th Anniversary Season. Following all local, state and federal government health guidelines, all August and September shows will welcome audiences at full capacity.

Newly announced shows include  Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit with Waxahatchee ;  Harry Connick Jr. ;  Indigo Girls with Ani DiFranco ;  Train with Vertical Horizon ;  Straight No Chaser ;  Lindsey Stirling ;  Pink Martini featuring China Forbes; Renée Fleming with the National Symphony Orchestra;  and  Yacht Rock Revue .

Tickets for the newly announced shows go on sale Friday, June 18 at 10:00 a.m.at  wolftrap.org , the official source for purchasing Wolf Trap performance tickets. Tickets may be purchased online at  www.wolftrap.org  or by calling (703) 255-1868. Wolf Trap’s Filene Center Box Office will not be open for walk-up ticket sales.

Newly announced full capacity shows for August and September on Wolf Trap’s 50 th  Anniversary Season lineup include:

August 2021 August 4 –  Straight No Chaser August 5 –  Lindsey Stirling  with special guest Kiesza August 6 –  Renée Fleming  with National Symphony Orchestra, Patrick Summers (conductor) August 11 –  Pink Martini  featuring China Forbes August 19 –  Train  with special guest Vertical Horizon August 20 –  Harry Connick Jr. and his Band August 22 –  Yacht Rock Revue

September 2021 September 14 –  Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit  with special guest Waxahatchee September 22 –  Indigo Girls  with special guest Ani DiFranco

Tickets for previously announced reduced-capacity June and July performances at Wolf Trap on sale now and include:

JUNE 2021 June 18 – Wolf Trap Opera: Bologne  “The Anonymous Lover” in Concert  with National Symphony Orchestra, Geoffrey McDonald (conductor) June 24 – Thank You Community Concert with  National Orchestral Institute Philharmonic , Marin Alsop (conductor), and Madeline Adkins (violin) (invitation only) June 25 – Thank You Community Concert with  “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band – Free Country June 26 – Thank You Community Concert with  “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band – Big Band June 27 – Thank You Community Concert with  “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band –     “Celebrating 50 Years at Wolf Trap ”

JULY 2021 July 1 –  Fifty Years Together: A Celebration of Wolf Trap  with National Symphony Orchestra, JoAnn Falletta (conductor), Cynthia Erivo (vocalist), Christine Goerke (soprano), Joyce Yang (piano) July 2 + 3 – Wolf Trap Opera: Sondheim  “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet” in Concert  with National Symphony Orchestra, Roberto Kalb (conductor) July 7 –  Watchhouse (formerly Mandolin Orange) July 8 + 9 –  Beethoven and Bologne  with National Symphony Orchestra, Jonathan Heyward (conductor), Francesco Dego (violin) July 10 –  Aria Jukebox, The Audience Gets to Choose! ( streaming online beginning July 10) July 10 + 11 –  Max Weinberg’s Jukebox July 16 – Wolf Trap Opera: Viardot  “Cinderella” (“Cendrillon”)  | Holst  “Savitri” in Concert , Wolf Trap Orchestra, Kelly Kuo (conductor) July 17 –  Preservation Hall Jazz Band July 18 –  Big Tony and Trouble Funk  with Special Guest Sugar Bear, The Legendary DJ Kool July 20 –  Inez Barlatier “Ayiti: Stories and Songs from Haiti”  – Children’s Performance July 21 –  Oran Etkin: Timbalooloo “Finding Friends Far From Home”  – Children’s Performance July 21 + 22 –  An Evening with Amos Lee July 23 – Wolf Trap Opera:  “STARias: Opera’s Most Powerful Moments”  with National Symphony Orchestra, Christopher Allen (conductor), Tamara Wilson (soprano), Michelle DeYoung (mezzo-soprano), Paul Groves (tenor), Ryan Speedo Green (bass-baritone), Raymond Aceto (bass) and more July 24 –  Dan + Claudia Zanes with Friends “New Beginnings”  – Children’s Performance July 24 + 25 –  Chris Thile July 27 –  Joanie Leeds “All the Ladies”  – Children’s Performance July 28  – Elena Moon Park and Friends  – Children’s Performance July 28 –  Aoife O’Donovan with members of The Knights July 29 –  The War and Treaty July 30 + 31 –  Norm Lewis with National Symphony Orchestra July 31 –  Maryland Youth Ballet “Snow White”  – Children’s Performance

Safety Guidelines Wolf Trap will follow all local, state, and federal government and health guidelines in order to welcome the public back to the Park for live performances as safely as possible. Health and safety guidelines are subject to updates and change. Please check Wolf Trap’s  2021  Health and Safety  Policies and Guidelines  for the most current and up-to-date information.

Ticketing and On-Sale Information

• Online at wolftrap.org
• By phone at 877.WOLFTRAP
• Ticket prices vary by performance and location (tickets for June and July performance will be sold in pods), and are subject to change. See individual performance listings online at Wolf Trap’s  website calendar .
• Wolf Trap members have access to exclusive presales and may purchase tickets in advance of the general public. Memberships start at $50 and are tax-deductible less the value of goods and services provided. For more information, visit  wolftrap.org/membership .

§  Additional information, amenities, and protocols will be posted to the Wolf Trap  website  as information becomes available.

WHEN and WHERE:  Tickets for the newly announced performances of Wolf Trap’s Summer 2021 season go on sale to the public on Friday, June 18 at 10:00 a.m.  www.wolftrap.org  is the official source for purchasing tickets for performances at Wolf Trap. Tickets may be purchased online at  www.wolftrap.org  or by calling (703) 255-1868. Wolf Trap’s Filene Center Box Office will not be open for walk-up ticket sales. SOCIAL MEDIA:  Follow us on  Facebook , and @Wolf_Trap on  Twitter  and  Instagram  for all of our latest posts on streaming concerts.

Special thanks to Dan and Gayle D’Aniello, Wolf Trap 2021 Season Underwriters The PNC Foundation, Premier Sponsor, 2021 Summer Season The Boeing Company, Major Sponsor, Boeing Salutes Series

About Wolf Trap 

Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts , a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, produces and presents a full range of performance and education programs in the Greater Washington area, as well as nationally. Wolf Trap features three performance venues: the outdoor Filene Center and Children’s Theatre-in-the-Woods, both located at Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts, and The Barns at Wolf Trap, located down the road from the national park and adjacent to the Center for Education at Wolf Trap. The 7,028-seat Filene Center is operated in partnership with the National Park Service and annually showcases an extensive array of diverse artists, ranging from pop, country, folk, and blues to classical music, dance, and theatre, as well as multimedia presentations, from May through September. The Barns at Wolf Trap is operated by Wolf Trap Foundation year-round, and during the summer months is home to the Grammy-nominated Wolf Trap Opera, one of America’s outstanding professional training programs for early career opera singers. Wolf Trap’s education programs include the nationally acclaimed Wolf Trap Institute for Early Learning Through the Arts, Children’s Theatre-in-the-Woods, a diverse array of arts education classes, grants, and a nationally recognized internship program.

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Yacht Rock Revue is hitting the road for a 2022 U.S. Tour criss-crossing the nation for 36 dates over the spring and summer that’s sure to leave an inoffensive amount of smooth in its wake. From New York City to Los Angeles and pretty much everywhere in between, the 9-piece ensemble will bring their buoyant take on ‘70s and ‘80s soft rock to the masses on a new scale. According to Entertainment Weekly, their shows are "unabashedly joyous affairs."

“We play Hall & Oates, Michael McDonald, Kenny Loggins and Toto with the on-stage energy of Van Halen or AC/DC. Actually don’t print that - it’s our secret sauce,” said YRR singer Nicholas Niespodziani. The hits-packed set list will include a couple of new summer jam singles - one penned by the band and one classic cover - that the band is releasing on streaming services this spring.

“This is our first real tour in almost three years, so we’ve got a lot of energy built up,” Niespodziani said. “We’ve got new songs, new old songs, new dance moves… plus all the stuff we do that you already know and love.” This tour hits iconic venues including Fiddler’s Green in Colorado, Wolf Trap in Washington D.C., Pier 17 in New York and two nights of home-field advantage at Chastain Park in Atlanta.

After building an even stronger connection with their fans via multiple weekly at-home streaming shows during the pandemic, the band is ready to melt some faces IRL. “I think the whole world is past-due to get out and f#%king PARTY. And it just so happens, that’s our specialty,” Niespodziani said. Public on sale is Friday, February 4 at 10:00AM local time and tickets are available at yachtrockrevue.com .

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Does this snowy weather have you dreaming of warm summer nights?

Wolf Trap just unveiled its 2022 summer concert lineup.

Mark your calendars for these star-studded acts:

Wolf Trap Summer Concert Lineup

May 28:  The Original Kings of Go-Go: Trouble Funk, E.U. with Sugar Bear

June 3: Wolf Trap Opera and National Orchestral Institute + Festival’s “Take the Reins”

June 4: Black Violin

June 5: Gipsy Kings featuring Nicolas Reyes

June 5: Wolf Trap Opera w/ Steven Blier: “Steven Blier and Friends”

June 8: Ben Rector: “The Joy of Music” Live

June 9: The Head and the Heart

June 10 & 11:  Bonnie Raitt

June 12: Ana Gabriel

June 15:  Belle & Sebastian

June 16-17: Sheryl Crow, Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit

June 18:  Voodoo Threauxdown: Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue  

June 18, 24, 26: Wolf Trap Opera’s “Der Freischütz”

June 19: Juneteeth Celebration: Thee Phantom & the Illharmonic Orchestra

June 21 & 22: “Beautiful: The Carole King Musical”

June 23: The Black Crowes

June 24: Signature Theatre &Wolf Trap’s “Broadway In The Park”

June 25 & 26: Steely Dan  with  Amiee Mann

July 8: Pink Martini with National Symphony Orchestra

July 8:  Wolf Trap Opera: Kate Lindsey in Recital

July 9:  Wolf Trap Opea: Aria Jukebox

July 10: Yacht Rock Revue  

July 15: Wolf Trap Opera presents Verdi’s “La traviata”

July 16:  Sing-A-Long with “The Sound of Music”

July 17 : The Barenaked Ladies, Gin Blossoms & Toad The Wet Sprocket

July 19: The Tedeschi Trucks Band & Los Lobos

July 20: Jackson Browne

July 21: Sharon Van Etten, Angel Olsen and Julien Baker

July 22 & 23: “Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince” In Concert

July 24: Silkroad Ensemble with Rhiannon Giddens  

July 27: Ziggy Marley + Stephen Marley  

July 28: Andrew Bird + Iron & Wine

July 29: “ Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back” in Concert with NSO

July 30:  Disney & Pixar’s “Toy Story” in Concert with NSO

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Aug. 3: Fitz and the Tantrums

Aug. 4: Little Big Town

Aug. 5: Gil Shaham performs Tchaikovsky with NSO

Aug. 7: “ABBA The Concert”

Aug. 12, 14, 20:  Wolf Trap Opera presents Floyd’s “Susannah”

Aug. 13: A.R. Rahman  

Aug. 14: David Gray

Aug. 17: Goo Goo Dolls

Aug. 18: Elvis Costello & The Imposters  

Aug. 19 : Fantasia  

Aug. 20-21: Steve Martin and Martin Short

Aug. 24: The Decemberists  

Aug. 25-26: “Wait, Wait … Don’t Tell Me!”

Aug. 27: Mary Chapin Carpenter w/ Emmylou Harris

Aug. 28: The Beach Boys

Sept. 2-4: Sting  

Sept. 8: Yo-Yo Ma and Paquito D’Rivera with NSO

Sept. 14: An Evening with The Washington Ballet w/ Wolf Trap Orchestra  

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More concerts announced for 2021 season at wolf trap, august and september shows will be held at full capacity in accordance with health guidelines..

Emily Leayman , Patch Staff

VIENNA, VA — On Tuesday, the Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts announced shows for the second part of the summer 2021 season. August and September shows will be held at full capacity in accordance with updated health guidance.

This year marks the 50th anniversary season of Wolf Trap's Filene Center. Highlights of the August and September shows include Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit with Waxahatchee, Harry Connick Jr., Indigo Girls with Ani DiFranco, Train with Vertical Horizon, Straight No Chaser, Lindsey Stirling, Pink Martini featuring China Forbes, Renée Fleming with the National Symphony Orchestra and Yacht Rock Revue.

In June and July, shows will follow COVID-19 policies with reduced capacity. Tickets for these shows are sold in socially-distanced pods of two to eight people. Wolf Trap refers to CDC guidance on masks , which recommends people who are not fully vaccinated wear a mask and practice social distancing. Wolf Trap will return to prior policies for August and September. For full information, visit www.wolftrap.org/2021policies .

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Tickets for the newly-announced August and September shows will go on sale at 10 a.m. on Friday, June 18. Tickets are available at www.wolftrap.org or by calling 703-255-1868. The Filene Center Box Office will not be open for walk-up ticket sales.

Below is the full schedule for 2021 at the Filene Center:

June 18: Wolf Trap Opera: Bologne “The Anonymous Lover” in Concert , with National Symphony Orchestra, Geoffrey McDonald (conductor)

June 24: Thank You Community Concert with National Orchestral Institute Philharmonic , Marin Alsop (conductor), and Madeline Adkins (violin) (invitation only)

June 25: Thank You Community Concert with “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band – Free Country (invitation only)

June 26: Thank You Community Concert with “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band – Big Band (invitation only)

June 27: Thank You Community Concert with “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band – “Celebrating 50 Years at Wolf Trap ” (invitation only)

July 1: Fifty Years Together: A Celebration of Wolf Trap , with National Symphony Orchestra, JoAnn Falletta (conductor), Cynthia Erivo (vocalist), Christine Goerke (soprano), Joyce Yang (piano)

July 2-3: Wolf Trap Opera: Sondheim “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet” in Concert , with National Symphony Orchestra, Roberto Kalb (conductor)

July 7: Watchhouse (formerly Mandolin Orange)

July 8-9: Beethoven and Bologne , with National Symphony Orchestra, Jonathon Heyward (conductor), Francesca Dego (violin)

July 10: Aria Jukebox, The Audience Gets to Choose! (streaming online beginning July 10)

July 10-11: Max Weinberg’s Jukebox

July 16: Wolf Trap Opera: Viardot “Cinderella” (“Cendrillon”) | Holst “Savitri” in Concert , Wolf Trap Orchestra, Kelly Kuo (conductor)

July 17: Preservation Hall Jazz Band

July 18: Big Tony and Trouble Funk with Special Guest Sugar Bear, The Legendary DJ Kool

July 20: Inez Barlatier “Ayiti: Stories and Songs from Haiti” – Children’s Performance

July 21: Oran Etkin: Timbalooloo “Finding Friends Far From Home” – Children’s Performance

July 21-22: An Evening with Amos Lee

July 23: Wolf Trap Opera: “STARias: Opera’s Most Powerful Moments” , with National Symphony Orchestra, Christopher Allen (conductor), Tamara Wilson (soprano), Michelle DeYoung (mezzo-soprano), Paul Groves (tenor), Ryan Speedo Green (bass-baritone), Raymond Aceto (bass) and more

July 24: Dan + Claudia Zanes with Friends “New Beginnings” – Children’s Performance

July 24-25: Chris Thile

July 27: Joanie Leeds “All the Ladies” – Children’s Performance

July 28: Elena Moon Park and Friends – Children’s Performance

July 28: Aoife O’Donovan with members of The Knights

July 29: The War and Treaty

July 30-31: Norm Lewis with National Symphony Orchestra

July 31: Maryland Youth Ballet “Snow White” – Children’s Performance

Aug. 4: Straight No Chaser

Aug. 5: Lindsey Stirling , with special guest Kiesza

Aug. 6: Renée Fleming , with National Symphony Orchestra, Patrick Summers (conductor)

Aug. 11: Pink Martini , featuring China Forbes

Aug. 19: Train , with special guest Vertical Horizon

Aug. 20: Harry Connick Jr. and His Band

Aug. 22: Yacht Rock Revue

Sept. 14: Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit , with special guest Waxahatchee

Sept. 22: Indigo Girls , with special guest Ani DiFranco

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• Keep the Fire Play Video
• It's About Time Play Video
• Heart to Heart Play Video
• This Is It Play Video
• What a Fool Believes Play Video
• Whenever I Call You Friend Play Video
• Return to Pooh Corner Play Video
• Danny's Song ( Loggins & Messina  song) Play Video
• If You Believe Play Video
• Celebrate Me Home Play Video
• Conviction of the Heart Play Video
• I'm Alright Play Video
• Danger Zone Play Video
• Footloose Play Video
• Forever Play Video

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• Keep the Fire
• Conviction of the Heart
• If You Believe
• What a Fool Believes
• Whenever I Call You Friend
• Celebrate Me Home
• Heart to Heart
• It's About Time
• Return to Pooh Corner
• Danger Zone
• I'm Alright
• Danny's Song by Loggins & Messina

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Wolf trap foundation for the performing arts announces first full capacity performances for august and september as part of 50th anniversary season.

Newly Announced Shows Include:

Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit with Waxahatchee; Harry Connick Jr.;

Indigo Girls with Ani DiFranco; Train with Vertical Horizon; Straight No Chaser; Lindsey Stirling; Pink Martini featuring China Forbes; Renée Fleming with the National Symphony Orchestra; and Yacht Rock Revue

Tickets for New Summer 2021 Full Capacity Shows at Wolf Trap Go On Sale Friday, June 18 at 10:00 A.M.

WHAT: On June 15, Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts announced the first in a series of new live summer music performances to take place at the Filene Center, adding to the previously announced celebrations surrounding Wolf Trap’s 50 th Anniversary Season. Following all local, state and federal government health guidelines, all August and September shows will welcome audiences at full capacity.

Newly announced shows include Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit with Waxahatchee ; Harry Connick Jr. ; Indigo Girls with Ani DiFranco ; Train with Vertical Horizon ; Straight No Chaser ; Lindsey Stirling ; Pink Martini featuring China Forbes; Renée Fleming with the National Symphony Orchestra; and Yacht Rock Revue .

Tickets for the newly announced shows go on sale Friday, June 18 at 10:00 a.m.at wolftrap.org , the official source for purchasing Wolf Trap performance tickets. Tickets may be purchased online at www.wolftrap.org or by calling (703) 255-1868. Wolf Trap’s Filene Center Box Office will not be open for walk-up ticket sales.

Newly announced full capacity shows for August and September on Wolf Trap’s 50 th Anniversary Season lineup include:

August 2021

August 4 – Straight No Chaser

August 5 – Lindsey Stirling with special guest Kiesza

August 6 – Renée Fleming with National Symphony Orchestra, Patrick Summers (conductor)

August 11 – Pink Martini featuring China Forbes

August 19 – Train with special guest Vertical Horizon

August 20 – Harry Connick Jr. and his Band

August 22 – Yacht Rock Revue

September 2021

September 14 – Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit with special guest Waxahatchee

September 22 – Indigo Girls with Ani DiFranco

Tickets for previously announced reduced-capacity June and July performances at Wolf Trap on sale now and include:

June 18 – Wolf Trap Opera: Bologne “The Anonymous Lover” in Concert with National Symphony Orchestra, Geoffrey McDonald (conductor)

June 24 – Thank You Community Concert with National Orchestral Institute Philharmonic , Marin Alsop (conductor), and Madeline Adkins (violin) (invitation only) June 25 – Thank You Community Concert with “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band – Free Country June 26 - Thank You Community Concert with “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band – Big Band June 27 - Thank You Community Concert with “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band –   “Celebrating 50 Years at Wolf Trap ”

July 1 – Fifty Years Together: A Celebration of Wolf Trap with National Symphony Orchestra, JoAnn Falletta (conductor), Cynthia Erivo (vocalist), Christine Goerke (soprano), Joyce Yang (piano)

July 2 + 3 – Wolf Trap Opera: Sondheim “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet” in Concert with National Symphony Orchestra, Roberto Kalb (conductor)

July 7 – Watchhouse (formerly Mandolin Orange) July 8 + 9 – Beethoven and Bologne with National Symphony Orchestra, Jonathon Heyward (conductor), Francesco Dego (violin)

July 10 – Aria Jukebox, The Audience Gets to Choose! ( streaming online beginning July 10)

July 10 + 11 – Max Weinberg’s Jukebox

July 16 – Wolf Trap Opera: Viardot “Cinderella” (“Cendrillon”) | Holst “Savitri” in Concert , Wolf Trap Orchestra, Kelly Kuo (conductor)

July 17 – Preservation Hall Jazz Band

July 18 – Big Tony and Trouble Funk with Special Guest Sugar Bear, The Legendary DJ Kool

July 20 – Inez Barlatier “Ayiti: Stories and Songs from Haiti” – Children’s Performance

July 21 – Oran Etkin: Timbalooloo “Finding Friends Far From Home” – Children’s Performance

July 21 + 22 – An Evening with Amos Lee July 23 – Wolf Trap Opera: “STARias: Opera’s Most Powerful Moments” with National Symphony Orchestra, Christopher Allen (conductor), Tamara Wilson (soprano), Michelle DeYoung (mezzo-soprano), Paul Groves (tenor), Ryan Speedo Green (bass-baritone), Raymond Aceto (bass) and more

July 24 – Dan + Claudia Zanes with Friends “New Beginnings” – Children’s Performance

July 24 + 25 – Chris Thile

July 27 – Joanie Leeds “All the Ladies” – Children’s Performance

July 28 – Elena Moon Park and Friends – Children’s Performance

July 28 – Aoife O’Donovan with members of The Knights

July 29 – The War and Treaty

July 30 + 31 – Norm Lewis with National Symphony Orchestra

July 31 – Maryland Youth Ballet “Snow White” – Children’s Performance

Safety Guidelines

Wolf Trap will follow all local, state, and federal government and health guidelines in order to welcome the public back to the Park for live performances as safely as possible. Health and safety guidelines are subject to updates and change. Please check Wolf Trap’s 2021 Health and Safety Policies and Guidelines for the most current and up-to-date information.

Ticketing and On-Sale Information

• Online at wolftrap.org
• By phone at 877.WOLFTRAP
• Ticket prices vary by performance and location (tickets for June and July performance will be sold in pods), and are subject to change. See individual performance listings online at Wolf Trap’s website calendar .
• Wolf Trap members have access to exclusive presales and may purchase tickets in advance of the general public. Memberships start at $50 and are tax-deductible less the value of goods and services provided. For more information, visit wolftrap.org/membership .
• Additional information, amenities, and protocols will be posted to the Wolf Trap website as information becomes available.

WHEN and WHERE: Tickets for the newly announced performances of Wolf Trap’s Summer 2021 season go on sale to the public on Friday, June 18 at 10:00 a.m. www.wolftrap.org is the official source for purchasing tickets for performances at Wolf Trap. Tickets may be purchased online at www.wolftrap.org or by calling (703) 255-1868. Wolf Trap’s Filene Center Box Office will not be open for walk-up ticket sales.

SOCIAL MEDIA: Follow us on Facebook , and @Wolf_Trap on Twitter and Instagram for all of our latest posts on streaming concerts.

Special thanks to

Dan and Gayle D’Aniello, Wolf Trap 2021 Season Underwriters

The PNC Foundation, Premier Sponsor, 2021 Summer Season

The Boeing Company, Major Sponsor, Boeing Salutes Series

About Wolf Trap

Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts , a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, produces and presents a full range of performance and education programs in the Greater Washington area, as well as nationally. Wolf Trap features three performance venues: the outdoor Filene Center and Children’s Theatre-in-the-Woods, both located at Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts, and The Barns at Wolf Trap, located down the road from the national park and adjacent to the Center for Education at Wolf Trap. The 7,028-seat Filene Center is operated in partnership with the National Park Service and annually showcases an extensive array of diverse artists, ranging from pop, country, folk, and blues to classical music, dance, and theatre, as well as multimedia presentations, from May through September. The Barns at Wolf Trap is operated by Wolf Trap Foundation year-round, and during the summer months is home to the Grammy-nominated Wolf Trap Opera, one of America’s outstanding professional training programs for early career opera singers. Wolf Trap’s education programs include the nationally acclaimed Wolf Trap Institute for Early Learning Through the Arts, Children’s Theatre-in-the-Woods, a diverse array of arts education classes, grants, and a nationally recognized internship program.

Media Information: High-resolution images are available upon request.

Contact (not for publication) : Erick Hoffman, Director, Communications O) 703.255.1917, C) 541.731.4666 or [email protected]