Kamasi Washington has collaborated with some of music’s most influential names, but as he releases his sophomore jazz album Heaven and Earth, Kamasi wants to honor the artists from his [continue reading]
Terrace Martin has produced records with some of hip hop’s biggest names, but now he returns to his own music — bringing his south L.A. roots to the forefront. If [continue reading]
So you want to experience the jazz and funk of a traditional Mardi Gras but you can’t get out of Los Angeles. Not to worry — Metro Presents is bringing [continue reading]
Come party at Union Station’s Fred Harvey Room with Kamasi Washington & The Next Step Friday, January 23! The musicians will be performing new jazz, soul, classical, and hip-hop as [continue reading]
DJ Rob Sevier will be holding a free performance at Amoeba Music tonight at 9 p.m. If you feel like checking it out, make sure to Go Metro! While you’re there, do [continue reading]
Ethio Cali, a Los Angeles based Ethio-jazz band, will perform at Union Station on Friday, September 12. The performance will take place from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. in the Fred Harvey Room. iframe not supported! The band will perform two 45-minute sets starting at 8:15 p.m. and 9:15 p.m. DJ Jeremy [continue reading]
Don’t miss the next Metro Presents event: jazz and dancing with Mark De Clive-Lowe and his musicians at Los Angeles Union Station on Thursday, July 31. The event will take place from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. inside the Fred Harvey Room and will be free to the public. Make sure to [continue reading]
Be a part of International Jazz Day by checking out the flash jazz mob at Union Station this evening. Commuters passing through Union Station West at 5:30 p.m. will be able to catch a brief performance of a popular jazz song by student and professional musicians. The event is organized by the Jazz Education [continue reading]
International Jazz Day is next Wednesday, April 30, and we’re celebrating with a flash jazz mob at Union Station! Evening commuters passing through Union Station West at 5:30 p.m. will be able to catch a brief performance of a popular jazz song by student and professional musicians. The event is [continue reading]
