CHICAGO – Continuing the organization’s 125th anniversary season celebration, the Chicago White Sox proudly welcome famed ballpark organist Nancy Faust for a nostalgic series of special performances on select Coca-Cola Family Sundays throughout the 2025 season.
Faust, whose sound became synonymous with the White Sox baseball fan experience for more than four decades, will reprise her role in the ballpark’s organ booth on the following dates:
- Sunday, May 11 vs. Miami
- Sunday, May 25 vs. Texas, featuring a Charles Comiskey Bobblehead, presented by United (first 7,500 fans who enter the ballpark)
- Sunday, June 8 vs. Kansas City, featuring a Ray Durham Bobblehead, presented by United (first 7,500 fans who enter the ballpark)
- Sunday, June 29 vs. San Francisco, featuring a Luis Aparicio Bobblehead, presented by United (first 7,500 fans who enter the ballpark)
- Sunday, July 13 vs. Cleveland, featuring a Buehrle, Garland, García & Contreras Bobblehead, presented by United (first 10,000 fans who enter the ballpark)
- Sunday, August 10 vs. Cleveland, featuring an Ozzie Guillén Bobblehead, presented by United (first 7,500 fans who enter the ballpark)
“I’m absolutely thrilled to be returning to the ballpark and connecting with fans through music once again,” said Faust. “The energy of White Sox fans is unlike anything else, and I’m honored to be part of the 125th anniversary celebration.”
Widely recognized as a pioneer in her field, Faust redefined the role of ballpark musicians, bringing a gameday soundtrack that features a now-iconic adaptation of Steam’s “Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye,” along with countless crowd-rousing riffs throughout classic White Sox eras from 1970-2010. Faust also revolutionized the in-game experience by introducing personalized musical themes for White Sox players—an innovation that predated the now-standard concept of walk-up music. In 1972, she debuted a customized rendition of “Jesus Christ Superstar” for Hall of Fame slugger Dick Allen, a moment widely credited as the origin of player-specific walk-up music in Major League Baseball.
Coca-Cola Family Sundays offer specially priced tickets and a postgame Kids Run the Bases promotion (weather permitting). The gameday experience features balloon artists, face painters, kid-friendly activities alongside White Sox mascot Southpaw and a Junior PA Announcer program, presented by Toyota. Alongside Faust’s music, the program provides select young fans an opportunity to announce their favorite Sox players as they step up to the plate.
For more information, please visit whitesox.com/Sundays.
For the most up-to-date information about the 125th Anniversary at Rate Field, visit whitesox.com/125.
Single-game tickets to all home games, as well as full, partial and group ticket packages are available for the 2025 season. Fans can visit whitesox.com/tickets for more information.
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