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Chandler Orchestra announces pops guest artists

The Chandler Symphony Orchestra has announced its guest artists for its Jan. 25, 2026 pops concert.

Fronting the orchestra this season will be Jordan and Kaitlynn Bluth. They’re a Mesa couple who will be singing the timeless songs of Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett and others.

The couple will perform again at the Chandler Center for the Arts in what the orchestra calls, in a news release, a fortunate win.

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Chandler Orchestra announces pops guest artists

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The Chandler Symphony Orchestra has announced its guest artists for its Jan. 25, 2026 pops concert.

Fronting the orchestra this season will be Jordan and Kaitlynn Bluth. They’re a Mesa couple who will be singing the timeless songs of Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett and others.

The couple will perform again at the Chandler Center for the Arts in what the orchestra calls, in a news release, a fortunate win.

Tickets are not yet available for purchase, but will be, within the month. CSO will send out a special message when the box office is loaded with tickets for the show.

Donations are gratefully received by CSO at its concerts, or online anytime by clicking here.

Donation checks can be mailed to the Chandler Symphony Orchestra, P.O. Box 6475, Chandler, AZ 85246. IRA funds available for donations can be sent directly from an account to CSO; email info@chandlersymphony.com for details.

All donations are fully tax deductible.

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