CONCERT AGLOW: CLASSIC ROCK

FEBRUARY 27, 2027

JACKSON COUNTY TOWER BALLROOM

7:00PM

Take a trip back with the music of classic rock, set in the warm glow of candlelight. From legendary hits to crowd favorites, this Concert Aglow experience brings a fresh perspective to the songs that defined a generation. It’s a laid-back evening filled with familiar tunes and lasting memories.

Seating is first come, first served within your ticket designation:

  • VIP: choose a seat within the first two rows.
  • General Admission: choose a seat from row 3 and back.
  • Standing Room: choose to stand during the concert and there will be high-top cocktail tables available to place drinks.

GUEST ARTISTS

Belle Coty
harp

Belle Coty is a harpist and arts administrator who currently serves as Manager of Special Events on the Development Team for the Aspen Music Festival and School. Before working at AMFS she was the Director of Fund and Audience Development for the Jackson Symphony Orchestra, where her work focused on fundraising, audience engagement and community programs. As a harpist, she holds both her bachelors and masters degrees in harp performance from Michigan State University along with a minor in entrepreneurship and a certificate in music career development. She has performed with professional orchestras in Jackson, Lansing, Adrian, and Ann Arbor.

Mady Steffen
flute

Mady Steffen is an active performer and educator from Grand Rapids, MI. She joined the Jackson Symphony Orchestra in 2022, after playing with the orchestra as a performance fellow since 2018. She has also performed as part of the orchestra for the S’Wonderful and Best of Bernstein broadway performances at the Wharton Center and made substitute appearances with the Lansing, Southwest Michigan, and Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestras. Mady has played for several recordings, including Jackson Symphony Orchestra’s Equal Billing Project Fernande Decruck: Concertante Works and Michigan State University Wind Symphony’s Music of John Mackey (2017) and Music of Ricardo Lorenz (2019).

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As an Educator, Mady has worked as a fute technician for marching bands across the state of Michigan, including groups such as Jenison and Rockford High Schools, as a sectional coach, performance clinician, and private lesson teacher. She teaches flute students of all ages in her private lesson studio and is currently on faculty at the Ada Conservatory of Music. She holds a Master of Music in Music Performance from Michigan State University with a Graduate Certificate in Music Career Development. Mady completed her Bachelor of Music Education at Michigan State, where she earned many scholarships and awards, including the Presser Foundation Scholarship and Board of Trustees’ Scholarship Award.

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