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Finally, a meetup for jazz musicians and jazz enthusiasts in Detroit and surrounding areas!
Some other forms of music may be represented here also (classical, some blues, and some latin-based music) but this group is designed mainly for jazzers.
Certain charities and/or charitable events may be represented here also, if they collaborate with some jazz group or groups.
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Detroit Public Main Library Presents: Kate Hinote Trio
Detroit Public Library Main Branch, 5201 Woodward Avenue Media Room Detroit, MI 48202, Detroit, MI, USThe Kate Hinote trio is a contemporary led by vocalist/songwriter Kate Hinote featuring guitarist David Johnson and violinist Matthew Parmenter. Together their sound blus chamber, indie pop and chamber pop.
This event is free, and you can register via eventbrite registrationRegistration Recommended
🎼 EVENT DETAILS | Detroit has long been known as a great jazz town. Java and Jazz is the summer after-work concert series that showcases some of Detroit’s finest musicians. Join us at the Detroit Public Library on this final concert held in the Main Library's Clara Stanton Jones Friends Auditorium, with complimentary refreshments.
PARKING INFO: Metered, on the street; Paid, on Putnam Street lot, to the right. There may be free parking at the library lot on Putnam Street (entrance on the left side)
NOTE: THERE IS NO EVENT HOST
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Lulu Fall Concert Series @ The Carr Center
The Carr Center @ Park Shelton , 15 E Kirby Street, Detroit, MI, USLulu Fall: The Songs That Raised Me
This concert encapsulates Lulu’s “life soundtrack” – the music that has accompanied her for as long as she can remember. From the walls in her childhood home reverberating the sounds of bluesy soul and Senegalese and Cameroonian music, to pop/soft rock accompanying her through DC’s junior high and high school halls, to jazz standards and alternative Neo-soul shaking the walls of her Harlem apartments, this concert will breathe warm nostalgia into the space.The Carr Center Performance Studio
Thursday, November 6
7:30 PM | $25 TICKETSABOUT THE ARTIST
Lulu Fall is a multifaceted talent, excelling as a singer, award-winning songwriter, and accomplished Broadway/TV actor. With a degree in jazz studies from Michigan State University, Lulu excels in artistic versatility.Her theatrical credits span notable productions such as ***HAIR ***(National tour/Broadway), ***Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812 ***(Broadway/off-Broadway), and ***Skittles: The Musical ***(one-night event, Broadway).
On the small screen, Lulu has made memorable appearances in Random Acts of Flyness (HBO) and The Last O.G*.* (TBS).
Lulu's musical prowess extends to her discography, featuring albums like "The Unpaved Road," "Heal: Part 1," and "Between Two Worlds."
Recognized for her singing and songwriting expertise, she has garnered accolades from prestigious competitions such as the Great American Song Contest, 4th annual Sarah Vaughan International Jazz Competition, and International Song Competition (ISC). Her latest musical project, "Transform," released in Fall 2022, further solidifying her status as a dynamic and impactful artist across multiple creative realms.
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Wednesday, Dec 17 In Concert – My Voice, My Story: Originals by Lulu Fall4 attendees
"Desoto Drive", Jazz & Blues at the Library **No Host**
Southfield Public Library, 26300 Evergreen Rd, Southfield, MI, US"Detroiters geeked on Blues & Boogie"
An acoustic duo, DeSoto Drive slings a bucketful of classic blues and boogie, old school rock and outlaw country.
DeSoto Drive won the Detroit Blues Society’s annual Music Challenge in June and will compete at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis this January.More Information
Advanced tickets available for $8. $7 Cash tickets available at the door. No charge for children under 12.
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