Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox live in Fresno

Experience Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox live on December 2nd

Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox will be performing at Warnors Theatre in Fresno, California on December 2nd, 2026. The ensemble is known for reimagining popular modern songs in vintage styles, primarily those from the 1920s-1950s. Their arrangements frequently incorporate jazz, swing, big band, ragtime and doo-wop influences, offering a unique sonic perspective on contemporary hits. Bradlee founded the project in 2009, initially as a way to explore different musical arrangements and has since grown into a globally recognized act with a rotating collective of musicians.

Warnors Theatre originally opened in 1923 as a venue for both vaudeville and film. Designed in the Spanish Colonial Revival style by local architect Charles Franklin Wagner, it was envisioned as a “Palace for the People.” The theatre boasts ornate architectural details including elaborate plasterwork and a grand lobby. It operated continuously as a movie palace until 1977 and subsequently faced periods of disrepair and closure. A significant restoration effort completed in 2002 revitalized the theatre, allowing it to resume hosting live performances, concerts, and community events.