“What It Is” Jazz Band’s Tribute to D’Angelo at Art Love Salon – Seattle, WA

Don’t Miss the “What It Is” Jazz Band’s Tribute to D’Angelo!

Get ready for an unforgettable in-person performance where smooth jazz meets the soulful vibes of D’Angelo. The “What It Is” Jazz Band is bringing all the grooves and good energy to the stage. Whether you’re a jazz lover or a D’Angelo fan, this night promises great music and good times. Come vibe with us and experience the magic live!

This Saturday at 4 PM, the “What It Is” jazz band will take the stage for a debut, pop-up, live jazz performance!

Their fresh and organic live jazz session will be a special tribute to D’Angelo, and dedication of his smooth, neo-soul and 90s R&B. 

It is going to be an incredible hour of live music, energy, and local art. Please come out to chill, enjoy the live set, and show some love for this young college band.

* FREE for all ages.

* ⌚️: THIS Saturday from 4 to 5 PM

* : ArtLove Salon, 110 Union Street, Seattle, Wa, 4th Floor Gallery

* ️ Perk: The venue is offering a parking lot discount code, but you must RSVP at the link or DM me to get it!

* Pre/Post-Show Plans: Make a downtown visit out of it with your family and friends. Grab a bite beforehand or check out Pike Place Market afterwards.

Let’s pack the house for them! See you there.

Come enjoy, reunite, and network as we celebrate Philippine Independence Day with a special free live event featuring jazz.

What It Is?— a fresh, talented jazz band made up of students from the University of Washington’s highly-regarded jazz program — will make their inaugural performance, playing a heartfelt musical tribute to the beloved American singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist, D’Angelo, honoring his landmark contributions to the neo-soul movement of the 1990s.

Band Members:

• Dominic Apostol — Bass
• Graham Cobden — Alto Sax
• Riley Durasoff — Keys
• Charlie Halgren — Guitar
• Marcus Versaw — Drums

This celebration of music is offered free to all patrons — a tribute to D’Angelo, a tribute to Filipino heritage, and a testament to the power of art and community.