Retro pop and vintage hits take center stage

The Clark State Performing Arts Center will bring two vintage-inspired music experiences to Springfield in November, welcoming Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox “The Future is Vintage Tour” at 8 p.m. on Nov. 3 and singer-songwriter Tabitha Meeks for a Club Kuss series performance at 7:30 p.m. on Nov. 6.

Founded by pianist and arranger Scott Bradlee, Postmodern Jukebox reimagines popular hits in vintage styles. With more than two billion video views, the group has performed at venues including Royal Albert Hall in London, Radio City Music Hall in New York City and the Sydney Opera House. Its current tour spans musical eras and genres from ’70s rock and ’80s Britpop to contemporary hits, movie themes and video game soundtracks.

Tickets for Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox performance are $31-$61. VIP tickets are available for $136 and include a seat in the first 15 rows, exclusive merchandise, a limited-edition tour poster and a commemorative laminate and lanyard.

Described as “Norah Jones meets Nancy Sinatra,” Meeks blends retro pop with piano-driven arrangements and vintage influences. Her music has been featured on major streaming platforms and television networks, and her song “Girl of the Hour” appeared on Spotify’s “Retro Pop” editorial playlist. She was also a top-three finalist in the 2026 American Songwriter Road Ready competition.

Meeks’ Nov. 6 performance is part of Club Kuss, a Clark State series featuring audience seating close to the stage and complimentary desserts before the show.

Tickets for Tabitha Meeks are $23 for general admission and $13 for students with a valid college ID.

Tickets for both performances are available through the Clark State Performing Arts Center Ticket Office at 300 S. Fountain Ave. in Springfield, by phone at 937-328-3874 or online at go.clarkstate.edu/NovPAC.

The Clark State Performing Arts Center includes the 1,500-seat Kuss Auditorium and the 174-seat Turner Studio Theatre. The center hosts touring performers, theatrical productions, local artists and community events throughout the year.