Now in its 50th year... The Cotillion Ballroom in Wichita, Kansas, hosts live entertainment including music, concerts, dances, comedy, stage shows, wedding receptions, bailes, quincañeras, banquets and corporate events.
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The Cotillion Ballroom
11120 West Kellogg
Wichita, KS 67209
PH: (316) 722-4201
Sir Charles Jones 9:00 pm Friday, December 4 with special guests Under Construction. Doors open at 8:00 pm. Advance tickets go on sale October 10 for $25.00 at Select-a-Seat, The Cotillion, Music & More, House of Sight & Sound and the employee clubs. Tickets on the day of the show will be $30.00. For further information and to charge tickets by phone call 316-722-4201 or logon to thecotillion.com.
“The Love of music is the most important reason for being a performer,” states the talented Sir Charles Jones. A native of Birmingham, Alabama, Charles now calls Jackson, Mississippi home.
The self taught writer, arranger, producer and engineer has embraced a genuine passion for music, ranging from jazz to fusion and gospel to blues. Sir Charles refers to himself as a young lion - one that has youth and hunger. He sees himself as a trailblazer, a pioneer fashioning and forming new roads through the musical land of sound. He hopes that his songs will withstand the test of time to become classics and never die.
Now releasing his Fourth album entitled “Never Miss A Good Thang” on the independent label Jumpin Records (Atlanta based) Charles admits to having more fun making this latest CD than others; “I’ve become more versatile in my style of writing and it makes me proud to know that my music appeals to all types of audiences young and old, when you attend one of my performances you might see a 19 year old sitting next to an 80 year old… People of all ages love Sir Charles Jones.”
With his versatile style and wide range of vocal ability; with just a touch of smooth rhythm melodic melodies, and the cry of love, pain, happiness, fun-times, and the sincerity of commitment; Sir Charles Jones proves why he is crowned “The King of Southern Soul.”
