The University of Iowa

Cyrille Aimée

Cyrille Aimée has perfected the intermingling of a host of traditions and styles—including the irrepressible dance rhythms of her mother’s Caribbean heritage, the vibrant and varied sounds of New Orleans and New York, the immediacy of pop music, and the accessible sophistication of jazz.

Leyla McCalla

Leyla McCalla’s music is a potent amalgam of history and mastery. Her music balances the heavy and the light and draws from sources across the African diaspora—including Afrobeat, Ethiopian modalities, Brazilian Tropicalismo, American blues, and Haitian folk music.

La Doña

A Mexican-American singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist sings of love, heartbreak, and rising rents. As La Doña, San Francisco-born Cecilia Cassandra Peña-Govea composes songs that explore radical brown femininity and blend the sounds of the Caribbean, reggaeton, and hip-hop.

Chaka Khan

Chaka Khan brings her irresistible charisma and her sparkling catalog of hits—including “Sweet Thing,” “You Got the Love,” “I Feel For You,” and “Tell Me Something Good”—to the Hancher stage for an unmissable night of celebration.

Straight No Chaser

Hancher audiences love to bring in the holiday season with the inimitable style of Straight No Chaser. Unwrap the gift of impeccable a cappella as the guys sing not only holiday favorites but their beautifully blended arrangements of popular hits.

Preucil School of Music 48th Annual String Concert

Part of The Preucil School of Music's curriculum, the 48th Annual String Concert will be held at Hancher on Sunday, February 4. 

The Preucil School of Music, established in Iowa City in 1975, has become internationally known for excellence in music instruction offering Suzuki instruction for instrument lessons in violin, viola, cello, bass, piano, flute, and harp. 

The concert will be live streamed on the Preucil School of Music's Facebook page by City Channel 4.