Dallas’ inaugural Riverfront Jazz Festival, presented and produced by The Black Academy of Arts and Letters (TBAAL), will host 35 national and international music artists on three stages and highlight the city‘s charm and unique, diverse culture on Labor Day Weekend.
Erykah Badu, Will Downing and Najee are the festival Honorary Chairs and among the diverse artists who will perform. Other talent includes Euge Groove, Oleta Adams, Peter White, Keiko Matsui, Jon Secada, Rachelle Ferrell and Ruben Studdard. The multi‐genre music ranges from Jazz (Traditional and Smooth), R&B, Pop, Soul, Blues and Neo‐Soul will be performed on two main stages – the Visit Dallas Jazz Main Stage and the Blues and Soul Main Stage. A third stage will be dedicated specifically for young promising artists.
For more info on schedules and performances, visit www.tbaalriverfrontjazzfestival.org.
Dallas’ inaugural Riverfront Jazz Festival, presented and produced by The Black Academy of Arts and Letters (TBAAL), will host 35 national and international music artists on three stages and highlight the city‘s charm and unique, diverse culture on Labor Day Weekend.
Erykah Badu, Will Downing and Najee are the festival Honorary Chairs and among the diverse artists who will perform. Other talent includes Euge Groove, Oleta Adams, Peter White, Keiko Matsui, Jon Secada, Rachelle Ferrell and Ruben Studdard. The multi‐genre music ranges from Jazz (Traditional and Smooth), R&B, Pop, Soul, Blues and Neo‐Soul will be performed on two main stages – the Visit Dallas Jazz Main Stage and the Blues and Soul Main Stage. A third stage will be dedicated specifically for young promising artists.
For more info on schedules and performances, visit www.tbaalriverfrontjazzfestival.org.
Dallas’ inaugural Riverfront Jazz Festival, presented and produced by The Black Academy of Arts and Letters (TBAAL), will host 35 national and international music artists on three stages and highlight the city‘s charm and unique, diverse culture on Labor Day Weekend.
Erykah Badu, Will Downing and Najee are the festival Honorary Chairs and among the diverse artists who will perform. Other talent includes Euge Groove, Oleta Adams, Peter White, Keiko Matsui, Jon Secada, Rachelle Ferrell and Ruben Studdard. The multi‐genre music ranges from Jazz (Traditional and Smooth), R&B, Pop, Soul, Blues and Neo‐Soul will be performed on two main stages – the Visit Dallas Jazz Main Stage and the Blues and Soul Main Stage. A third stage will be dedicated specifically for young promising artists.
For more info on schedules and performances, visit www.tbaalriverfrontjazzfestival.org.