Black Violin is BACK with their Full Circle Tour!

At the crossroads of classical tradition and hip-hop innovation, Black Violin is redefining what music can be. Led by Kev Marcus (violin) and Wil Baptiste (viola), this GRAMMY-nominated duo has captivated audiences worldwide, proving that music has no boundaries.

With electrifying performances, Black Violin fuses the elegance of strings with the energy of beats, creating a sound that challenges stereotypes and unites people across generations and backgrounds. Whether performing on world-renowned stages, collaborating with top artists, or empowering young musicians through their Black Violin Foundation, their mission remains the same: to inspire and elevate through music.

Experience the Full Circle Tour

Black Violin’s Full Circle Tour is a one-of-a-kind musical experience where Wil and Kev merge the richness of classical music with the energy of hip-hop. This tour is a celebration of evolution and homecoming—an inspiring journey that reminds us how we grow, change, and ultimately return to our roots with newfound purpose.

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From high school orchestra classmates to groundbreaking artists, Black Violin continues to break barriers, challenge expectations, and uplift communities through music. Their performances are more than concerts—they’re powerful experiences that inspire, unite, and leave audiences feeling energized.

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