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Earshot announces Fall 2023 US Tour

The tour kicks off on September 29th in San Diego, CA at Brick by Brick and concludes on October 22nd in Mechanicsburg, PA at Lovedrafts.

Tickets and VIP upgrades are on sale now here .

Earshot’s latest single “Unraveling” can be streamed & downloaded here .

US Tour Dates 2023: 9/29 SAN DIEGO, CA – BRICK BY BRICK 9/30 LAS VEGAS, NV – COUNT’S VAMP’D. 10/3 LUBBOCK, TX – JAKE’S BACKROOM 10/4 DALLAS, TX. – TREES 10/5 SAN ANTONIO, TX – PAPER TIGER 10/6 AUSTIN, TX – PARISH 10/7 HOUSTON, TX – SCOUT BAR 10/10 MOBILE, AL – ALABAMA MUSIC BOX 10/11 TALLAHASSEE, FL – LEGACY AT THE RIVERFRONT 10/12 JACKSONVILLE, FL – JACK RABBITS 10/13 GREENVILLE, SC – THE RADIO ROOM 10/14 JACKSONVILLE NC – HOOLIGANS LIVE 10/15 VIRGINIA BEACH, VA – SCANDALS LIVE 10/18 NEWARK, DE – HALFTIME SPORTS BAR 10/19 CLIFTON, NJ – DINGBATZ 10/20 ALLENTOWN, PA – MAINGATE NIGHTCLUB 10/21 IRWIN, PA – BRANDY’S ON MAIN 10/22 MECHANICSBURG, PA – LOVEDRAFTS

Earshot’s signature, driving, hard rock beats coupled with hook-laden harmonies are matched only by their unbridled creativity and willingness to experiment with musical textures and themes – elements that had captivated fans’ attention in the band’s early days and continue to do so today.

The genesis of lead vocalists, Wil Martin, with then members (Bassist) Guy Couturier, (Drummer) Dieter Hartman and (Guitarist) Scott Kohler– the Los Angeles-based band quickly shot to success after signing with Warner Bros. Records in 2002. They released their debut album “Letting Go” (produced by David Kahne and mixed by Andy Wallace).

Upon its release, the band quickly found themselves on the road touring constantly with such notable rock acts such as Kid Rock, Staind, Shinedown, Hooabstank and Stone Temple Pilots to support the record.

This national exposure, combined with an aggressive radio campaign, pushed their debut single “Get Away” to #4 on the U.S. Active Rock Radio Charts where it stayed in the Top 100 for over 64 weeks. At the same time, Earshot’s hit song “Headstrong” was featured on The Queen of The Damned soundtrack alongside other artists such as Disturbed, Deftones and Marilyn Manson, further cementing their place among rock’s elite.

However, it wasn’t until the band’s sophomore album “Two” (produced by Johnny K. and mixed by Rich Costey), released by Warner Bros. Records, that they would hit mainstream success with their single “Wait”. It not only reached #9 on U.S. Active Rock Radio but was also featured on the Madden NFL 2005 and MX vs. ATV Unleashed video game soundtracks.

With three chart-topping albums under their belts and a rigorous seven years of touring and recording, Earshot took a hiatus after the release of “The Silver Lining”. Yet after a nearly decade-long break they emerged producing their long-awaited fourth studio recording “Aftermath” (produced by Wil Martin and mixed by Sam Hughes), a five-song EP featuring an intimate, re-recorded acoustic performance of “Fall Apart”, previously released on the band’s second and most beloved album “Two”, as well as the release of the album’s first single “Now That It’s Over”.

Through the epic highs and lows of the music industry as well as life in general, Earshot once again reactivated in 2019 with four new members: Aaron Fink, the former lead guitarist for Platinum-selling Breaking Benjamin, bassist John Novak from the alternative rock band Down To Six, and drummer Mike Sylvia.

Regardless of the trends, trials and tribulations, Earshot has always remained true to themselves and continue to produce music that their fans can relate to on a deeper level, beginning with their remake of Alanis Morrisette’s “Uninvited” and their first single of 2021, “Been a Long Time”, which was the #2 Most Added on the Billboard (BDS) Mainstream Rock Indicator chart, reaching the Top 20 Billboard Mainstream and Active Rock Charts.

Line-up: Wil Martin – Vocals / guitar Aaron Fink – Guitars John Novak – Bass Michael Sylvia – Drums

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Catch Earshot Live: Fall Tour Dates Announced

Get ready to rock into fall with an electrifying tour from Earshot. The band just announced their upcoming road trip, and it’s going to be an epic ride. Joining them on tour are special guests Thousand Years Wide and MCHNZ, making it a memorable experience for rock enthusiasts.

The tour kicks off on September 29th in San Diego, CA at Brick by Brick and concludes on October 22nd in Mechanicsburg, PA at Lovedrafts. So, mark your calendars and grab your tickets and VIP upgrades now.

Earshot recently unveiled their latest single “UNRAVELING.” The track is already making waves and is available for streaming and download on various platforms. You can check it out for yourself down below.

Getting To Know Earshot

With their signature driving hard rock beats and captivating harmonies, the band has been winning hearts since its early days. Their debut album LETTING GO was a massive success after signing with Warner Bros. Records in 2002. Their hit single “Get Away” reached #4 on the U.S. Active Rock Radio Charts. “Headstrong” was featured on The Queen of The Damned soundtrack alongside heavyweights like Disturbed and Marilyn Manson.

But it was their sophomore album TWO that truly propelled them to mainstream fame, with the single “Wait” reaching #9 on U.S. Active Rock Radio and even gracing several video game soundtracks.

After a well-deserved hiatus, Earshot made a triumphant return with their fourth studio recording AFTERMATH , featuring an intimate acoustic performance of “Fall Apart” and the release of the album’s first single “Now That It’s Over.”

Post Hiatus Success

Throughout all its ups and downs in the music industry, Earshot remained true to itself, reactivating in 2019 with new members Aaron Fink, John Novak, and Mike Sylvia.

This band’s resilience and passion for music have kept them going strong, and their latest remake of Alanis Morissette’s “Uninvited” and 2021’s “Been A Long Time” have been gaining major attention, reaching high on the Billboard Mainstream and Active Rock Charts.

So, if you’re a fan of hard-hitting rock with a touch of experimentation, Earshot’s tour should be right up your alley. With Wil Martin on vocals and guitar, Aaron Fink on guitars, John Novak on bass, and Michael Sylvia on drums, you’re in for an unforgettable ride.

Earshot Live

• 9/29 – SAN DIEGO, CA – BRICK BY BRICK
• 9/30 – LAS VEGAS, NV – COUNT’S VAMP’D.
• 10/3 – LUBBOCK, TX – JAKE’S BACKROOM
• 10/4 – DALLAS, TX – TREES
• 10/5 – SAN ANTONIO, TX – PAPER TIGER
• 10/6 – AUSTIN, TX – PARISH
• 10/7 – HOUSTON, TX – SCOUT BAR
• 10/10 – MOBILE, AL – ALABAMA MUSIC BOX
• 10/11 – TALLAHASSEE, FL – LEGACY AT THE RIVERFRONT
• 10/12 – JACKSONVILLE, FL – JACK RABBITS
• 10/13 – GREENVILLE, SC – THE RADIO ROOM
• 10/14 – JACKSONVILLE NC – HOOLIGANS LIVE
• 10/15 – VIRGINIA BEACH, VA – SCANDALS LIVE
• 10/18 – NEWARK, DE – HALFTIME SPORTS BAR
• 10/19 – CLIFTON, NJ – DINGBATZ
• 10/20 – ALLENTOWN, PA – MAINGATE NIGHTCLUB
• 10/21 – IRWIN, PA – BRANDY’S ON MAIN
• 10/22 – MECHANICSBURG, PA – LOVEDRAFTS

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Earshot Announce Fall Headlining Tour With Thousand Years Wide & MCHNZ

Returning nü-metal/alternative metal outfit Earshot have announced a fall headlining tour that will find them joined by Thousand Years Wide and MCHNZ . That trek will commence towards the end of September and will be hitting the below cities and venues. This past May saw Earshot release their latest single “ Unraveling “ .

09/29 San Diego, CA – Brick By Brick 09/30 Las Vegas, NV – Count’s Vamp’d 10/03 Lubbock, TX – Jake’s Backroom 10/04 Dallas, TX – Trees 10/05 San Antonio, TX – Paper Tiger 10/06 Austin, TX – Parish 10/07 Houston, TX – Scout Bar 10/10 Mobile, AL – Alabama Music Box 10/11 Tallahassee, FL – Legacy At The Riverfront 10/12 Jacksonville, FL – Jack Rabbits 10/13 Greenville, SC – The Radio Room 10/14 Jacksonville NC – Hooligans Live 10/15 Virginia Beach, VA – Scandals Live 10/18 Newark, DE – Halftime Sports Bar 10/19 Clifton, NJ – Dingbatz 10/20 Allentown, PA – Maingate Nightclub 10/21 Irwin, PA – Brandy’s On Main 10/22 Mechanicsburg, PA – Lovedrafts

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Kickin’ it since 1989 🎷

By Earshot Jazz | Published September 18, 2023

📸: Courtesy Earshot Jazz | Jahnvi Madan playing piano on stage and singing at The Royal Room | Photo by Jim Levitt

📆  Friday, October 6th – Sunday, November 5th 📍 Venues: Benaroya Hall, Century Ballroom, Chapel Performance Space, Clock-Out Lounge, High Dive, Kirkland Performance Center, Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute, Nectar Lounge, Raisebeck Auditorium, Roosevelt High School, Royal Room, Town Hall Seattle, and Triple Door 🎟️ Tickets: $12 – $65

October is still only the start of the  fall arts season  in Seattle. Lucky for us, we have all the theater, exhibitions, music, shows, and beyond for us to attend to our heart’s desires until winter. Heralding the beginning of this season, though, is the long-standing— since 1989  to be exact—Earshot Jazz Festival, highlighting resident and world-renowned artists in the  jazz realm . For 30 days, you’ll be able to catch concerts and events from both established musicians as well as emerging ones on the scene who are innovating, experimenting, and exploring the art form.

This year Earshot is set to run from October 6th through November 5th at venues all around Seattle, and getting it rolling on the first day is Earshot’s 2022 resident artist,  saxophonist, and tap dancer  Alex Dugdale and his funk band. You can catch  the full lineup of performances  on Earshot Jazz’s website, but here are a few highlights:

🎶 October 8th : Hiromi’s Sonicwonder @ Town Hall Great Hall 🎶 October 15th : Chief Adjuah @ Town Hall Great Hall 🎶 October 18th : Birch Pereira’s Delta Jump @ Century Ballroom 🎶 October 19th : Jun Iida Sextet @ Clock-Out Lounge 🎶 October 27th : Harriet Tubman @ Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute 🎶 November 4th : Battle of the Bands @ Roosevelt High School 🎶 November 5th : La Dame Blanche and Carlos Snaider @ Century Link Ballroom

Seattle’s  Earshot Jazz Festival  returns this year from October 6th – November 5th with performances from resident and world-renowned artists.

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2023 Earshot Jazz Festival in Seattle (Oct 5 – Nov 6)

Held every fall at venues around Seattle, the Earshot Jazz Festival presents today’s brilliant jazz artists over the course of 30 days in venues all around the city. The festival embodies the history, evolution, and spirit of jazz as it exists around the world as well as right here at home with concerts and events by established legends and exciting emerging artists. Earshot works to make jazz accessible to all by providing tiered pricing system, discounts to most events, a limited number of free tickets, and volunteer opportunities. More info: 2023 Earshot Jazz Festival | Earshot Jazz

2023 Earshot Jazz Festival Ticket Information

• Tickets : Individual concert tickets: $30-$65, priced per performance. Discounts available for 
• Free tickets.  A limited number of free tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis by filling out a form on the Earshot website.
• Livestream  tickets will be available (pricing not available last time we checked). 
• Passes: Festival Gold Card is $500 for access to 40+ concerts and events. 
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• More info : 2023 Festival Ticket Info | Earshot Jazz

2023 Earshot Jazz Festival Venue list

(Listed roughly north to south in Seattle)

• Chapel Performance Space at Good Shepherd Center, 4649 Sunnyside Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103.
• Sea Monster Lounge, 2202 N 45th St, Seattle, WA 98103.
• Nectar Lounge, 412 N 36th St, Seattle, WA 98103.
• The Triple Door, 216 Union St, Seattle, WA 98101.
• Town Hall Seattle, 1119 8th Ave, Seattle, WA 98101.
• Langston Hughes Performing Arts Center, 104 17th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98144.
• Clock Out Lounge, 4864 Beacon Ave S, Seattle, WA 98108.
• The Royal Room, 5000 Rainier Ave S, Seattle, WA 98118.

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BIMA is honored to partner with Seattle’s Earshot Jazz once again, and to participate in the most prestigious jazz music festival in the Pacific Northwest. Earshot Jazz works year-round to cultivate a vibrant jazz community—taking risks, honoring artistic integrity and innovation, and connecting jazz artists to audiences through the Earshot Jazz Festival. 

The Within/Earshot Jazz Festival is a PRISM program of BIMA. PRISM is a cultural catalyst delivering intimate, curated performances, presentations, and cultural celebrations that explore the personal connection between artist and audience. The Within/Earshot Jazz Festival is made possible by Realogics Sotheby’s, Kitsap County, City of Bainbridge Island Cultural Fund, Earshot Jazz, Crosscut, KCTS 9, KNKX Radio, and arts supporter Steve Davis.

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The answer to the question on the mind of every Swiftie is, yes, tickets can still be found to the remaining U.S. dates on the Eras Tour in 2024. But with her new album “The Tortured Poets Department” dropping April 19, tickets will be going fast.

If traveling to Europe to see a show was beyond your means, you can still choose from Miami, Fla.; New Orleans, La.; and Indianapolis, Ind. North American fans might also want to try heading to her show in Vancouver, Canada, where tickets are a bit cheaper than those for shows in the U.S. Tickets to Vancouver shows are about $850 on Vivid Seats and SeatGeek .

The Eras Tour, Swift’s sixth tour, began March 17, 2023, and will end Dec. 8, 2024, in Vancouver.

With months still to go, it is already the highest-grossing tour of all time, with more than $1 billion in revenue.

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Swift will perform in Miami, Fla. on Oct. 18, 19 and 20 , in New Orleans, La. on Oct. 25, 26 and 27 , and in Indianapolis, Ind. on Nov. 1, 2 and 3 .

With the new album dropping, we did some research for you to find the most budget-friendly ticket options.

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Saturday, Oct. 19: Cheapest tickets: $1,582 StubHub | $1,995 Vivid Seats | $1,835 SeatGeek

Sunday, Oct. 20: Cheapest tickets: $1,574 StubHub | $1,809 Vivid Seats | $1,752 SeatGeek

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Sunday, Oct. 27: Cheapest tickets: $1,665 StubHub | $1,621 Vivid Seats | $1,543 SeatGeek

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The 35th annual Earshot Jazz Festival is here, and we are proud to welcome you to a week of music co-presented with LANGSTON, and at the historic Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute from October 23 through October 28. Tickets on sale below.  

John escreet trio 10/23.

Join us for this performance on Monday, October 23 at 7:30 pm PDT at the Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute. This event is in-person*. Tickets are $12-38.

Learn more about John Escreet Trio's performance co-presented with Langston.

Pianist/composer   John Escreet , hailed by   Time Out London   as a “transatlantic jazz genius,” continues his artistic ascent. The UK native, former Brooklynite and now Los Angeles transplant John Escreet teams up with fellow Angelenos   Eric Revis   (bass) and  Damion Reid   (drums) for a set brimming with fire and invention. Their recently released album   Seismic Shift   (2022, Whirlwind Records) offers ground-shaking evidence that Escreet, with his limitless technique, harmonic imagination and refined grasp of the improviser’s art, ranks as one of the top pianist-auteurs of our time. Equally at home in mainstream, electric, avant-garde and world jazz contexts, he has also built a reputation as a versatile sideman and collaborator with credits including Antonio Sanchez, Tyshawn Sorey, Amir ElSaffar, David Binney, Harish Raghavan, Louis Cole, Genevieve Artadi, and Evan Parker among others.

“Any music I present needs to be varied,” Escreet says. “There needs to be beauty alongside the wild moments, moments of tonality against moments of abstraction. Most of all, any idea put forward, whether composed or improvised, needs to have clarity and purpose.”

*Earshot Jazz COVID-19 Policy: Earshot recommends that all ticket holders be vaccinated.  Policy subject to change. Full COVID policy   here .

John Escreet photo by Shervin Lainez

Jane Bunnett and Maqueque 10/24

Join us for this performance on Tuesday, October 24 at 7:30 pm PDT at the Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute. This event is in-person*. Tickets are $12-38.

Learn more about Jane Bunnett and Maqueque's performance co-presented with Langston.

An Earshot Jazz Festival favorite,   Jane Bunnett and Maqueque   returns this festival. What started out nearly a decade years ago as a project to record and mentor young brilliant Cuban female musicians, has become one of the top groups on the North American jazz scene. Maqueque means “the spirit of a young girl, in the ancient Afro-Cuban dialect.” Since 2015, they have played in major jazz festivals like Newport and Monterey, been featured on   NPR ’s program   Jazz Night in America , w on a Juno Award for their first album,  Jane Bunnett and Maqueque ,   were nominated for a Grammy Award for their second release,  Oddara   and were nominated for a Juno Award for  one of their more recent releases,   On Firm Ground/Tierra Firme .   Most recently, they were voted as one the top ten jazz groups by the prestigious   DownBeat  magazine’s critics poll. Their latest album   Playing With Fire   (2023, Linus Entertainment) showcases their cutting-edge evolution and ongoing commitment to ingenuity and exquisite music.

Maqueque are:   Jane Bunnett , soprano saxophone & flute;   Joanna Tendai Majoko , vocals;   Mary Paz ,   congas & vocals;   Dánae Olano , piano;   Tailin Marrero , acoustic & electric bass;   Yissy García , drums. Band-leader Bunnett, from Canada is a five-time Juno Award winner, and three-time Grammy nominee. An internationally acclaimed musician, Bunnett is known for her creative integrity, improvisational daring, and courageous artistry.

*Earshot Jazz COVID-19 Policy: Earshot recommends that all ticket holders be vaccinated. Policy subject to change. Full COVID policy   here .

Jane Bunnett and Maqueque (l-r) Dánae Olano, Jane Bunnett, Joanna Tendai Majoko, Yissy García, Tailin Marrero Zamora, MaryPaz Fernández, Jane Bunnett. Photo courtesy of Lauren Deutsch.

Celebrating Mary Lou Williams, An Evening of Live Performance and Film 10/25

Join us for this performance on Wednesday, October 25 at 7:30 pm PDT at the Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute. This event is in-person*. Tickets are $12-38.

Learn more about this performance co-presented with Langston.

Seattle pianist   Ann Reynolds   along with producer and director   Kay D. Ray   present an evening of music and film devoted to the music of much-loved and pioneering pianist. The live performances will be interspersed with archival film interview clips and rare performance footage of Mary Lou Williams to tell the story.

Mary Lou Williams. Williams is considered one of the greatest arrangers, composers, and musicians across time. Born in Atlanta, Georgia in 1910, Williams learned piano from her mother at the age of four. She enjoyed the instrument and played numerous styles including ragtime, boogie-woogie, blues, as well as popular and classical styles. Influenced by Jelly Roll Morton, Earl Hines, and Fats Waller, she developed a unique sound that entranced countless people. She was extremely talented at not only interpreting the work of other artists but also incorporating melodies, harmonies, and counter-rhythms. While she found difficulties in navigating a jazz world unaccustomed to a woman instrumentalist with such undeniable talents, she forged ahead eventually gaining a place in the jazz world and respect from many fellow-musicians. Several important bandleaders such as Louis Armstrong, and Duke Ellington, asked Williams to arrange music for them. Highly adept at creating her own original compositions, in 1946 the New York Philharmonic Orchestra performed her composition “Zodiac Suite.” In time, Williams became an influential figure in the jazz wold. She mentored many up and coming musicians including Dizzy Gillespie, Bud Powell, and Thelonious Monk. In 1972 Williams received a Guggenheim Fellowship and in 1977 she was named an artist-in-residence at Duke University, where she led the jazz orchestra and taught jazz history.

The musicians who will be performing tonight include,   Alex Guilbert   (piano),   Nelda Swiggett   (piano),   Heather Chriscaden   (bass),   Maria Wulf , (drums),   Ann Reynolds   (piano),   Kent Stevenson   (piano),   Terry Morgan   (bass),   Freddy Fuego Gonzalez   (flute/trombone), and   Jason Turner   (vocals). Ann Reynolds is a talented pianist and composer who leads several local ensembles including the Afro-Cuban project Clave Gringa and Instrumental Ladies of Jazz. Reynolds’ latest album,   Inspired by Women Composers,  includes an original piece inspired by Mary Lou Williams. Kay D. Ray has a history of filmmaking in Seattle honoring women in Jazz which includes the award winning films “Lady Be Good: Instrumental Women in Jazz,” “In Her Hands: Key Changes in Jazz,” and “Ernestine Anderson: There Will Never Be Another You.”

Catch this same performance again on Bainbridge Island, November 1, as part of the BIMA Within Earshot series. These performances are sponsored in part by smART Ventures through Seattle Office of Arts and Culture and 4Culture.

Mary Lou Williams photo by William P. Gottlieb

Kassa Overall 10/26

Join us for this performance on Thursday, October 26 at 7:30 pm PDT at the Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute. This event is in-person*. Tickets are $12-38.

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Grammy-nominated musician, emcee, singer, producer and drummer   Kassa Overall   melds avant-garde experimentation with hip-hop production techniques to tilt the nexus of jazz and rap in unmapped directions. Establishing himself as a rhythmic innovator and visionary poet, Overall used his voice to address the injustices of the carceral system, the pharmaceutical industry, and anti-black racism, while wrangling with the perils of his own mental illness, on his first two albums— Go Get Ice Cream and Listen to Jazz , and   I Think I’m Good.

On his latest release,   Animals   ( 2023 Warp Records), Overall explores the paradoxes of his life as an entertainer and as a black man in America. Overall balances Roland 808s against avant-garde drumming in the vein of his mentors Elvin Jones and Billy Hart, the latter of whom he studied with at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music. Collaborators on the album include Danny Brown, Wiki, Lil B, Shabazz Palaces, Nick Hakim, Laura Mvula, Francis and the Lights, and jazz stars like Theo Croker and Vijay Iyer. For this performance ensemble members include   Tomoki Sanders   (Saxophone),   Bendji Allonce   (percussion), and   Ian Finkelstein   (keys).

Catch Kassa Overall twice at the Earshot Jazz. Later on Friday October 27, Overall will launch a DJ set at The Royal Room.

“One of modern jazz music’s most audacious futurists.” – Pitchfork

Kassa Overall photo by Patrick OBrien Smith

Harriet Tubman 10/27

Join us for this performance on Friday, October 27 at 8:00 pm PDT at the Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute. This event is in-person*. Tickets are $12-38.

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Named after the heroic African-American slave who risked her life to escape from slavery and help more than 300 others to do the same, the band Harriet Tubman is deeply inspired by the ideals of freedom. The three musicians who formed Harriett Tubman drummer   J.T. Lewis , guitarist   Brandon Ross   and bassist   Melvin Gibbs ,   create a fusion of soul, rock, jazz, and blues which examines the depths of these genres for their own unique liberated musical expression. The band counts Jimi Hendrix, Ornette Coleman, and Parliment-Funkadelic as contributors to its musical DNA. Guitarist and singer Brandon Ross, bassist Melvin Gibbs, and Drummer JT Lewis have collaborated with artists as diverse as Cassandra Wilson, Living Colour, Lou Reed, Herbie Hancock, Henry Threadgill, Sting, Arrested Development, the Rollins Band, David Murray and Meshell Ndegeocello. Their own sound is pure and liberated musical expression—a deep and soulful meditation on the concept of freedom.

Integrating sampling and other digital methods into a compelling genre-defying sound, Harriet Tubman embraces the pioneering spirit of jazz. Re-contextualizing musical technology to create innovative compositions is an important part of the African-American tradition, and the trio sees Harriet Tubman as its contribution to that tradition. In essence, “Harriet Tubman” makes music that is a fusion of soul, rock, jazz, blues, and avant-garde.

The band notes, “We feel that our choice to perform Open Music has a value and relevance that connects with a re-awakening, a new search for revived meaning that we see and experience wherever and whenever we perform. Our music does not dictate through genre, or demographic, how one ‘should’ relate to it.” Not just musical philosophers, Lewis, Ross, and Gibbs are hugely talented musicians.

The bands outstanding 2017 release   Araminta   (Sunnyside), was one of the most celebrated recordings of that year. Their new recording   The Terror End of Beauty   on Sunnyside and Early Future Records (vinyl only), has already been met with wide critical praise from   Rolling Stone Magazine ,   The Wire   (UK), and   DownBeat Magazine .

Their performance at the Earshot Jazz Festival, was cited as the Number 1 best live concert in 2018 by NPR jazz critic Nate Chinen.

Harriet Tubman featuring l-r Brandon Ross, J T Lewis, and Melvin Gibbs, photo courtesy of M M Music Agency

Georgia Anne Muldrow 10/28

Join us for this performance on Saturday, October 28 at 8:00 pm PDT at the Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute. This event is in-person*. Tickets are $20-45.

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Powerful and deeply moving multi- instrumentalist   Georgia Anne Muldrow   hails from a family steeped in jazz. Her father, Ronald Muldrow, played alongside Eddie Harris while her mother, Rickie Byars, performed as lead singer of Roland Hanna’s New York Jazz Quartet and Pharoah Sanders Ensemble. Eager to follow the family tradition, Georgia Anne Muldrow has collaborated with Robert Glasper, Adrian Younge, Ambrose Akinmursire, Justin Brown’s Nyeusi, and Keyon Harrold among others. Compelled to push the boundaries of jazz, Muldrow’s artistry is known for its adventurous approach—she mixes elements of R&B, jazz, funk, and rap to create music that is often cited as being otherworldly. Nominated in 2020 for the Best Urban Contemporary Album Grammy for her album   Overload , Muldrow explains “music is my discipline. It’s my way of meditating, it’s my way of thanking God, it’s my way of communicating… It’s my way of life.”

“Over the years, this gifted Los Angeles singer-producer-multi-instrumentalist has collaborated with Erykah Badu, Sa-Ra Creative Partners and Madlib, so it’s no surprise that her latest full-length is packed full of unflappable funk.”  –   Rolling Stone

Georgia Anne Muldrow photo courtesy of M M Music Agency

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