Gulf Shores Winter Concert Series ft. What A Wonderful World Monday Feb.10

The Gulf Shores Winter Concert Series is back! The 2025 season will be held at the Erie H. Meyer Civic Center. Ticket purchase required.
What A Wonderful World – A Tribute to Louis Armstrong
Featuring Longineu Parsons
“As a featured guest star with the Palm Beach Pops for over 20 years, Longineu is an audience favorite and has commanded sold out performances each time he appeared with the orchestra. His skill, stage presence, unrivaled understanding and study of Louis Armstrong and vast knowledge of all genres of music and culture ensure a world-class performance each time he graces the stage.”
Jon Lappin – Executive Director, Palm Beach Pops Orchestra
Louis Armstrong is perhaps the most important figure in the history of American music and is certainly one of the most recognizable figures in the world. He wrote many jazz songs that have become standards, and won 11 Grammy Awards as well as the Lifetime Achievement Award.
Longineu Parsons is one of the world’s finest trumpeters and when he interprets Louis, he goes far beyond what can be studied and learned. The way he touches the trumpet and growls his vocals is as though he is channeling the great master of American music.
In this spellbinding tribute concert, Longineu Parsons and his band will lovingly perform Louis Armstrong classics such as “Basin St. Blues,” “Hello Dolly,” and, of course, “What A Wonderful World.”
Longineu has electrified audiences with his Louis Armstrong tribute from Europe to South America to Carnegie Hall!

About Longineu Parsons
Dr. Longineu Parsons, II, is Professor of Music at Florida A&M University and is President of Tribal Disorder Records. He has performed and recorded with an impressive list of music greats including Nat Adderley, Cab Calloway, Frank Foster, Billy Harper, Philly Joe Jones, Herbie Mann, David Murray, Sun Ra, Sam Rivers, Cecil Taylor, Joe Williams, Nancy Wilson, and others. Recent album releases include “Work Song – 25th Anniversary Edition,” co-produced by Nat Adderley, “21 Blue – Blues for the 21st Century” (with Ted Shumate), and “To Satchmo with Love.” Two new albums are scheduled for release in 2024.