Mesaba Concert Association

We share reciprocity with Mesaba Concert Association: with one ticket you can attend all nine concerts!

Monday, September 11, 2023

Hibbing High School Auditorium

  Feels Like Home, starring Tina Scariano, is a ’70s folk rock show celebrating the queens of rock like Linda Ronstadt, Stevie Nicks, Carly Simon, Joni Mitchell and more! 

Tina creates a nostalgic look back on the songs and stories through her rich, smooth tone. 

Saturday, October 28, 2023

Hibbing High School Auditorium

Jason Lyle Black is an award-winning piano entertainer whose clever arrangements, fun stories and onstage charm has won countless fans throughout the world. Black takes audiences on a journey through numerous musical styles, playing nearly 100 songs in his fast-paced show, all interwoven with his comedic stories like “Songs Not to Play at People’s Weddings and Funerals.” Black has the remarkable ability to play as easily sitting backward as forwards, while performing music from Disney and Broadway classics, to songs from the Beatles, AC/DC, and movie theme songs. 

Sunday, February 18, 2024

NOTE: This concert will be held at 

St. Joseph’s Catholic Church

113 4th St SW, Chisholm

Joe Robinson has earned a reputation as one of the world’s greatest guitar players and a brilliant singer/songwriter. His fluid and inimitable style has delighted audiences around the world, garnering high praise and prestigious awards from the international music community. Born and raised in the Australian bush, Robinson won first place on the “Australia’s Got Talent” television show at age 16. His live “one man” acoustic/electric show is an energetic display of virtuosity and witty, finely-crafted lyrics delivered with his personable Aussie charisma. 

Monday, March 18, 2024

NOTE: This concert will be held at 

Lincoln School Auditorium

1114 E 23rd St, Hibbing

The Sinta Quartet is on a mission to bring the versatility, homogeneity, and excitement of the saxophone to audiences everywhere. The quartet’s program takes the audience on an adventure through time, geography, and genre, often mixing classics from the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries with commissions by today’s composers and rollicking in-house arrangements from various folk traditions. The group met while studying at the University of Michigan, under the legendary saxophone professor Donald Sinta, naming the group after him because of his profound influence on each member.