JCSU Music Program Launches Official Performance Booking Link

CHARLOTTE, NC/ July 7, 2026 - The Johnson C. Smith University Music Program is excited to announce the launch of its official performance booking link, making it easier than ever to request our talented instrumental and vocal ensembles for events on campus, in the local community, and throughout the region.

Whether you are planning a university event, community celebration, school program, corporate gathering, parade, ceremony, or special occasion, the JCSU Music Program offers a variety of dynamic performance ensembles that bring energy, artistry, excellence, and Golden Bull pride to every stage and setting.

Through this new booking link, individuals, organizations, departments, schools, churches, businesses, and community partners can submit performance requests directly to the Music Program. The form will allow requesters to provide important event details, including the date, time, location, type of ensemble requested, nature of the event, and any special instructions.

We invite the JCSU campus community, local partners, and regional organizations to connect with us and experience the outstanding talent of our student musicians and performers.

To book a JCSU Music Program performance, please complete the official request form here:

https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/LiMAy1ts6b

We look forward to sharing the sound, spirit, and excellence of Johnson C. Smith University with you!

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