Los Henriquez visited Syracuse with the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra this summer. His debut album “The Bronx Pyramid” is out now. JALCO were the featured artist on day 1 of M&T Jazz Fest 33. Jazz Fest was just named BEST MUSIC FESTIVAL of 2015 by the Syracuse New Times.
Curren$y was a featured artist at the Westcott Theater in 2012. His album Canal Street Confidential comes out Dec 4. 2015. (pic by Maars)
Vocalist Winsome Graham sang at “Falling Leaves, Lifted Hearts” a collaboration between The United Church of Christ in Bayberry and the CNY Jazz Arts Foundation.
Deannah called out the crowd
Rochester-based reggae collective Noble Vibes brought the heat for their first Syracuse performance last night inside The Community Folk Art Center’s Black Box Theater. The group promoted their version of musical oneness and played cuts from their new CD “On The Radio.” They also remixed in some reggae classics such as “No Woman, No Cry” and “Murder She Wrote.” Hopefully they will make a return visit soon so more people can catch their conscious party.
Noble’s next performance will be at Rochester’s Temple Bar & Grille.
The show was the re-start for CFAC’s Journey Through Music of the African Diaspora: Women in Music series.
Calvaughn, The Mad Hatter on the bass
Neffee
Deannah winds up
Spicy: Syracuse guitar legend Marcus Curry got in the mix at the Sitrus Lounge last night with vocalist Ronnie Leigh. They even did a birthday tribute to WAER FM-88’s Eric Cohen. Next month the series will feature a Wil Gorman and Melissa Gardiner reunion.
Second Line Syracuse
We salute Melissa Gardiner and her mates for taking Second Line from concept to execution,and now award-winning recognition. They were named Best Jazz Band in the latest Syracuse New Times Best of Syracuse survey. Here’s the band showing some reggae flavor during one of their neighborhood visits from the summer:
X Ambassadors stopped through Syracuse earlier this week on their VHS tour. Next they will travel to England, Italy, and France before heading back to the East Coast for some more shows.
Tribe Society’s Gavin McDevitt introduces himself to the crowd during Wednesday night’s show at Syracuse University. Tribe will return to Syracuse in November to play The Westcott Theater.
Sure they may have already done the Tonight & Tonight Show and The View, but the Harris Bros: Sam and Casey (along with X Ambassadors) reached new heights during their Syracuse performance last night.
If you checked out Centric TV’s “Being Angie Stone, Episode 408, you just may see some footage of her Syracuse concert.