The 2008
Macy's Music Festival Cincinnati
July 25-26, 2008
Dear Festival Patron,
It is our great pleasure to
announce that the dates for the 2008 Macy’s Cincinnati Music Festival have
been confirmed as Friday July 25 and Saturday July 26. We would also like
to announce that Macy’s will again be the Festival’s sponsor, continuing a
tradition of support for unique, world-class entertainment events like the
Festival. QLZ Productions provides tickets and accommodations for the
2008 Macy's Cincinnati Music Festival.
We’re looking forward to a
terrific Festival in 2008, and we hope you plan ahead to join us and be a
part of this special summer occasion. Normally tickets go on sale in
March and the line-up is announced in April. Join our email list and
be among the first to be notified of any updates pertaining to the 2008
Macy's Music Festival Cincinnati.
Join us this July for the return of hot fun and cool
music! This year's
talent lineup will include many of the
biggest names in contemporary music! The team is working on getting the
best talent available. The line up will be announced soon.
Two days of Music!
This year's festival has been set to two days of concerts, all of which will be
held at Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio. Located on The Cincinnati
riverfront of the Ohio River.
What is the Macy's Music Festival?
The festival began in 1962, a
pure jazz event at Carthage Fairgrounds. It evolved into the largest rhythm and
blues festival in the country, with a total economic impact of $25 million,
according to to a 2000 report released by the Greater Cincinnati Center for
Economic Education at the University of Cincinnati. It is more than just
a concert, it's an event! It's a place for people-watch, eat, drink, shop,
mingle, relax, soak in the rays, and of course hear some of the world's finest
contemporary music. This year's lineup will be one the most diverse and
electrifying in the Festival's history. The incredible combination of R&B,
Hip-Hop and Jazz offers musical variety for every taste.
Since its inception in 1962, the Festival has continually showcased the biggest
names in contemporary music. Past performers include David Sanborn, Luther Vandross, Randy Crawford, Will Downing, Grover Washington, Jr., George Duke,
Chaka Kahn, Patti LaBelle, Maysa, Nancy Wilson, Al Jarreau, and many, many more.
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