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Piano sensation Jim Brickman celebrates 23rd annual holiday tour

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jim brickmanThe sounds and spirit of Christmas fill the air this holiday season as Grammy-nominated, superstar entertainer Jim Brickman embarks on his 23rd annual tour “A Christmas Celebration.”

Brickman returns to Charlottesville this Christmas to wow the crowd with his uplifting, family-friendly, holiday concert tradition.

“Jim Brickman A Christmas Celebration” is live at the Paramount Theater on Monday, Dec. 16.

Brickman blends yuletide memories and traditional carols with his own beloved hit songs like “The Gift,

“Sending You A Little Christmas,” “Angel Eyes” and “If You Believe.”  From Thanksgiving through New Year’s Eve, the ever-popular pianist will fill theatres with love, joy, and infectious musical holiday spirit.

Brickman’s live concerts have become a must-see holiday tradition. The gathering of family and friends, with a beautiful holiday backdrop filled with musical warmth and nostalgia.

WHAT: Jim Brickman A Christmas Celebration
WHEN: Monday, December 16th – 7:30 PM
WHERE: The Paramount Theater
PRICES: $72.50, $52.50. $42.50

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