A Swingin’ Holiday Delight: Jane Lynch Lights Up Nashville, Indiana

A Swingin' Holiday Delight: Jane Lynch Lights Up Nashville, Indiana


On December 9, 2025, Jane Lynch brought her beloved holiday extravaganza, A Swingin’ Little Christmas, to the Brown County Music Center in Nashville, Indiana. Celebrating its 10th year, this show has become a seasonal staple, blending classic carols with jazzy twists, heartfelt originals, and plenty of laughs. Fans packed the venue for an evening of festive cheer, led by Lynch and her talented co-hosts, Kate Flannery and Tim Davis. If you’re a fan of Lynch’s sharp wit from shows like Glee or The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, this performance delivered that signature charm wrapped in holiday spirit.

Jane Lynch brings her “Swingin’ Little Christmas Tour to the Brown County Music Center on December 9, 2025. (Photo credit and copyright Larry Philpot/SoundstagePhotography.com)

Meet the Dynamic Trio

Jane Lynch, the Emmy-winning star, shares the stage with two longtime collaborators. Kate Flannery, best known for her hilarious role as Meredith Palmer on The Office, brings her comedic flair and vocal prowess to the mix. Tim Davis, who served as vocal arranger on Glee for six seasons—arranging over 800 songs—adds his expert musical touch. Together, they’ve toured this show across the country, creating a warm, interactive performance that feels like a family gathering with a professional polish.

Jane Lynch brings her “Swingin’ Little Christmas Tour to the Brown County Music Center on December 9, 2025. (Photo credit and copyright Larry Philpot/SoundstagePhotography.com)

The Venue: A Cozy Gem in the Heart of Indiana

The Brown County Music Center, a 2,017-seat live performance venue nestled on the banks of Salt Creek, provided the perfect backdrop. Located less than a mile from Indiana’s largest state park and the charming town of Nashville, it’s known for its intimate atmosphere and excellent acoustics. I the cozy setting, which amplified the show’s swingin’ energy without overwhelming the venue’s intimacy.

An Incredible Band Elevates the Night

Backing the stars was the incredible Tony Guerrero Quintet, whose jazz-infused arrangements turned familiar tunes into fresh delights. Their performance was a highlight, with tight rhythms and inventive solos that evoked comparisons to Dave Brubeck’s cool jazz style meeting Christmas classics. The quintet delivered impeccable support, making every song sparkle.

  • Tony Guerrero – Trumpet
  • Mark Visher – Saxophones
  • Bill Cantos – Piano
  • Hussain Jiffry – Bass
  • Kevin Winard – Drums

The Setlist: A Mix of Classics and Originals

The show featured a lively setlist of holiday favorites and originals, keeping the audience engaged with upbeat swings and tender moments. Note that this is a most likely setlist based on previous performances in the tour, as no official setlist for the December 9 show has been released yet.

  • Coventry Carol
  • A Swingin’ Little Christmas Time
  • Up on the Housetop
  • Winter’s Never Cold (When You’re Around)
  • Favorite Time of Year
  • Good King Wenceslas
  • Silent Night
  • We Three Kings
  • Bring a Torch, Jeanette, Isabella
  • The First Noël
  • Far From the Home I Love
  • Blood Oranges in the Snow
  • Caroling, Caroling (written for Dick Van Dyke)
  • Hey There (You with the Stars in Your Eyes)
  • Sentimental Journey
  • Jingle Bells
  • Russian Dance (from The Nutcracker)
  • Hallelujah
  • A Swingin’ Little Christmas Time (Reprise)

Standouts included the quintet’s groovy take on “We Three Kings,” which had the crowd tapping their feet, and the poignant originals like “Blood Oranges in the Snow.” Lynch, Flannery, and Davis traded banter and harmonies effortlessly, turning the night into a fun celebration.

Why Fans Loved It

This performance was all about fun—lots of laughs from Lynch’s improvisational quips, terrific vocals from the trio, and stellar musicianship from the band. It’s the kind of show that puts you in the holiday mood, blending nostalgia with fresh energy. If you missed it in Nashville, catch it on tour; it’s a swingin’ good time that’s become a tradition for good reason. With its heartwarming mix of comedy and music, A Swingin’ Little Christmas is just another reason why Jane Lynch remains a fan favorite.


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