Savannah Music Festival 2025

Savannah Music Festival (SMF), held across multiple venues in Savannah between late March and mid-April, is known as Georgia's largest annual event dedicated to musical arts and also one of the most prominent festivals showcasing cross-genre music. You can delight in a rich palette of sounds, ranging from folk to jazz and chamber music. As a bonus, you'll be able to enjoy the city when it's wrapped in vividly pink azalea blossoms.

2025 Lineup & Events

The 2025 Savannah Music Festival promises an extraordinary lineup of performances, workshops, and cultural celebrations, offering something for every music enthusiast. Highlights include DakhaBrakha's unique fusion of Ukrainian folk and a live borscht-making workshop on March 26, followed by a stunning performance at Ships of the Sea on March 27. Fans of classical music can revel in violinist Julia Fischer and pianist Jan Lisiecki's duet on March 27, while jazz enthusiasts will be captivated by Emmet Cohen's innovative stylings the same evening.

The festival also showcases global traditions, such as BeauSoleil's Cajun dance party on March 28 and Kiki Valera's Cuban son music. Don't miss five-time Grammy winner Angélique Kidjo at the Lucas Theatre on March 29 or Philip Dukes' enchanting Mozart-by-Candlelight on March 30. From bluegrass to opera, jazz to world music, Savannah will come alive with artistry and diversity this spring.

Tickets

Ticket prices for the 2025 Savannah Music Festival vary widely, offering options for different budgets. The most affordable tickets start at $20, such as DakhaBrakha’s Borscht Workshop on March 26, while premium performances, like Tajthe Mahal on March 30, reach up to $87. Most events fall within the $39 to $58 range, with some high-demand shows priced slightly higher, between $76 and $79.

History

Since its commencement in 2003, Savannah Music Festival has featured many world-famous artists, including Aaron Lee Tasjan, Robin Ashwell, Rodney Crowell, Roosevelt Collier, Aaron Diehl Trio, Howard Alden, Daniel Hope, Adrian Cunningham, the AJ Ghent Band, Bruce Adolphe, Leon Anderson, Acollective, Allen Toussaint, and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra.