Black Violin With Special Guest Jon Muq

Black Violin’s Be Free Tour is a high-energy, genre-defying experience that merges the duo’s classical training with the pulse of hip-hop, creating a performance that is both powerful and deeply inspiring. GRAMMY-nominated duo Wil Baptiste and Kev Marcus invite audiences into a night of boundary-breaking music, where soaring strings, bold beats, and messages of authenticity and self-expression take center stage.

More than a concert, the Be Free Tour is a celebration of individuality, creativity, and connection — encouraging audiences to let go, be fully themselves, and experience the transformative power of music together. From electrifying performances to moments of reflection and joy, Black Violin creates an atmosphere where freedom of expression is not only welcomed, but celebrated.

Known for challenging expectations and redefining what string music can be, Black Violin continues to inspire audiences around the world while reaching over 100,000 students annually through the Black Violin Foundation. Join them for an unforgettable evening of music, movement, and the freedom to be unapologetically yourself.

About Jon Muq: Jon Muq grew up surrounded by music, but he didn’t grow up dreaming of being a musician—he just didn't know it was calling him yet. That changed one afternoon in Kampala, Uganda. While cleaning his cousin’s house, he stumbled across an old CD of "We Are the World." He pressed play, and something inside him shifted forever. He didn’t touch a guitar until he was 19. The very first time he held one close, he knew instantly: this was going to give him his answers. Not fame. Not a career. Answers.