COMING SOON
Saturday, August 2
Second Annual Tribute to Rodriguez
Doors 7 pm, $10 cash at entry
Second Annual Tribute to Rodriguez
Doors 7 pm, $10 cash at entry
We are presenting an evening of Rodriguez songs, played by Detroit musicians who knew him and played with him and admired him. This year's tribute gig will include performances by Matthew Smith, John Krautner, Stef Chura, Fred Thomas, Troy Gregory, Audra Kubat, Greg Beyer, Regan Rodriguez, and more friends and family of Rodriguez. This event is our second annual concert honoring the legacy of Rodriguez, the legendary singer and songwriter who started out in the 1960s, and stayed involved and interested in Detroit's music scene for decades, crossing paths with many different generations of musicians and songwriters.
Saturday, August 9
Victor Vieira-Branco’s Bark Culture
Agape
Doors 7:30 pm
Victor Vieira-Branco’s Bark Culture
Agape
Doors 7:30 pm
Victor Vieira-Branco is a vibraphonist, composer, and improviser based in Philadelphia after spending much of his life in and around São Paulo, Brazil.
Currently, he leads and writes for Bark Culture, a trio featuring bassist John Moran and drummer Joey Sullivan. The trio has since received acclaim for it’s debut Warm Wisdom by Hank Shteamer, listing it as the debut release of 2024, as well as landing a spot on Best Jazz on Bandcamp September 2024. In support of the release, the trio performed over 20 shows across the United States in the Fall of then same year.
While Bark Culture is his main vehicle as a composer, his performance work includes working with Rob Mazurek’s Exploding Star Orchestra, Chad Taylor Quintet and Daniel Villarreal Trio among others. He is also a member of Philadelphia’s longest-standing artist-run gallery, Vox Populi, where he curates and presents an improvised music series World Again.
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