Sound Observatory New Orleans Presents: The Shape of Jazz To Come feat. Basher
- 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm | Wednesday November 16, 2022
- Three Keys | Ace Hotel New Orleans
- 600 Carondelet St
- Free
SONO Hosts a rotating series of artists in residence that step on stage each month in a curated show deemed The Shape of Jazz to Come. This week’s artist is Basher. They are all about walking the line between creative improvisation and dance-crazed party music by way of two saxophones, analog synthesizers and two drumsets.
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