RING in the NEW YEAR with the Kenny Washington Quartet at The Sound Room

This is a special New Years Eve event. Ticket price includes 4 course meal, champagne toast at midnight, and a great musical evening.

Mark your calendars, forget any other plans.
This one will sell out so don't miss out.

Doors open at 7P
Dinner is at 7:30.
Then sit back and get prepared for the best of the best! As we present Kenny Washington performing with Josh Nelson on piano, Gary Brown on bass and Lorca Hart on drums.

Wynton Marsalis says: "I love this man! He's a consummate professional, with impeccable intonation. He's a real improviser who brings depth to everything he does. We all love Kenny. If you love music, you've got to love Kenny!"...

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This is a special New Years Eve event. Ticket price includes 4 course meal, champagne toast at midnight, and a great musical evening.

Mark your calendars, forget any other plans.
This one will sell out so don't miss out.

Doors open at 7P
Dinner is at 7:30.
Then sit back and get prepared for the best of the best! As we present Kenny Washington performing with Josh Nelson on piano, Gary Brown on bass and Lorca Hart on drums.

Wynton Marsalis says: "I love this man! He's a consummate professional, with impeccable intonation. He's a real improviser who brings depth to everything he does. We all love Kenny. If you love music, you've got to love Kenny!"

The Sound Room is proud to present the amazing Kenny Washington!
Dubbed "the Superman of the Bay Area jazz scene" by the San Francisco Chronicle, Kenny is a jazz virtuoso who thrills audiences with his soulful interpretations, seemingly limitless range, and rapid-fire scatting. Ravi Coltrane has declared Kenny his favorite male vocalist, and Mark Murphy said that Kenny was the only contemporary male vocalist carrying on the tradition. Kenny has performed and/or recorded with Wynton Marsalis and The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, Branford Marsalis, Joe Lovano, Roberta Gambarini, Karrin Allyson, Gregory Porter, Louie Bellson, Wycliffe Gordon, Jon Hendricks, Nancy King, Elvis Costello, Jason and Delfeayo Marsalis, Joe Locke, Geoffrey Keezer, George Mraz, Clarence Penn, John Handy, John Santos, the Marcus Shelby Jazz Orchestra, The Michael O'Neill Quintet, the Pacific Mambo Orchestra and the Slammin' All Body Band as well as countless other fine musicians around the world.

"Kenny's one of the very greatest living male vocalists, without a doubt. He's a sublime storyteller and exquisite balladeer. I love his familiarity with R&B, with Donny Hathaway, Sam Cooke, and Marvin Gaye and how he can inject that feeling into the American Songbook in a very mature way", said vibes great Joe Locke.

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