SCOOP: Dolly Parton symphony concert heads to DC’s Kennedy Center in event ‘no one will want to miss’

First on the fox: The Kennedy Center in Washington, DC, will host Symphony concerts that include the music and life of the International American Barton icon this summer, according to Fox News Digital.

“The threads of my life are woven together through my songs. For this reason, the project, Threads: My Songs in Symphony, is very special for me.” “It comes to the participation of my music and my musical journey with the fans in a new way.”

The concert, called “Dolly Parton’s Threads: My Songs in Symphony”, achieved the first show last year in Nashville, and since then he toured the nation from Pittsburgh to Portland, Oregon. The Kennedy Center will host the program on June 26 and 27, with the performance of national symphony orchestra such as “JOLENE”, “Coat of many colors” and “I will always love you”.

Parton will not sing during concerts, but the events will witness “a unique performance that honors its permanent spirit and its in advance impact on the culture of American folk music.” The National Symphony Orchestra will perform alongside singers and musicians to present “Symphonic Fresh on the eternal songs of Dolly Parton”, according to the Kennedy Center.

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“Making Dolly Barton’s music in life is through a complete dream of the symphony orchestra,” said Stephen Rink, Pops Commander, National Orchestra Director in Orchestra. “Dolly is one of the great stories of American music, and I am excited to bring its wide catalog to the Kennedy Center. Through these unique symphony plans, its music will be shown as it has not happened before, and it will definitely be an evening that no one wants to miss!”

The American singer, the author of songs and actress Dolly Barton, performs with Gheitar, 1976. (Getty Images)

The ceremony is described as “multimedia”, and will include pictures of Rock and Roll Hall of Famer on the screen that will lead “fans on a visual music journey of their songs, life, and stories,” according to the Kennedy Center.

“Dolly Parton is an American icon with an echo of music with people from all aspects of life and we are happy to bring symphony to the Kennedy Center!” Roma Darwi, Vice president of Public Relations at the Kennedy Center, told Fox News Digital.

Tickets will be available to Kennedy Center members on April 29 at 10 am, while the general public can start buying tickets on May 1.

In February, Richard Greenil, head of the Kennedy Center, told February that he and his team will help enter the “Golden Age of Arts” with shows that Americans really want to see after years of the theatrical arts center.

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Dolly Parton speaks on the stage at Threads Dolly Parton: My Songs in Symphony World Premiere at the Snermerhorn Symphony Center on March 20, 2025 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by Jason Kimpine/Getty Erch) (Getty Images)

“This golden age of art will be,” Greenil said. “Kennedy has a cash and a rival zero in reserves – while taking tens of millions of dollars from public funds. We must have programs that sell tickets. We cannot pay the content costs that do not pay for at least itself at the present time. I hope we do not have to think about production costs, but we do it.”

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The pedestrians walk on the sidewalk to the John F. Kennedy for theater arts (Getty Images)

“The good news is that there are many offers that are very popular, and therefore ticket sales will pay the price for itself,” Greenil added.

Greenil added during the notes at CPAC that the Kennedy Center will now focus on “The Public Want to Be”, such as the production that focuses on Christmas in December. The Kennedy Center, under the Biden Administration, launched the cloud show shows, which attracted President Donald Trump’s anger earlier this year.

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Rick Greenil, former director of national intelligence on the third day of the Republican National Congress (RNC), speaks at the Fiserv Forum in Milwoki, Wisconsin, United States, July 17, 2024. (Reuters/Mike Cigar)

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“We have to do Great productions that the masses “The audience wants to see, we want to have a really good programming, so the first thing we do … you must be at the Kennedy Center in December, because we are celebrating a great and huge birthday of Christ on Christmas. How crazy is that we think we will celebrate Christ in Christmas with great traditional production to celebrate what we all celebrate in the world during Christmas, which is the birth of Christ.”