CABARET EVENTS TONIGHT IN THE WASHINGTON D.C. AREA

CABARET EVENTS TONIGHT IN THE WASHINGTON D.C. AREA

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D.C.: ANGELA STRIBLING AT BLUES ALLEY

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Jazz vocalist Angela Stribling will perform at BLUES ALLEY (1073 Wisconsin Avenue NW, Washington, DC - 202-337-4141) on Thursday, October 24th with shows at 8:00 & 10:00 pm. Stribling is probably best known for her television career on BET as Host of Screen Scene, the network's premier entertainment news show. Stribling discovered her love for singing at the age of 4. Classically trained, she hones her jazz skills at various venues around the world including the world famous Blue Note in New York City. Angela has shared the stage with musical legends Stevie Wonder, and Chaka Kahn. Stribling's love affair with Europe and Asia began in 2002 when Hennessy invited her as their jazz vocalist for one week of sold out performances in Myanmar (Burma) and later that year for their Smooth and Mellow International Jazz Tour. Call for cover/minimum information.

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MARYLAND: ELIKEH & DJESBEN AT BETHESDA BLUES

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Elikeh and the Djesben trio perform at BETHESDA BLUES & JAZZ SUPPER CLUB (7719 Wisconsin Avenue, Bethesda, MD - 240-330-4500) on Thursday, October 24th at 7:30 pm. Elikeh uses elements of Togolese rhythms as a foundation for exploration into American-influenced blues, funk and rock to produce captivating Afro-pop tunes. Although based in indigenous traditions, Elikeh's music explores global themes and personal odysseys. Djesben is a word from 1920's Java meaning "jazz band". Djesben is a trio of multi-instrumentalists whose diverse backgrounds guarantee to delight with a variety of styles: jazz standards, bebop and bossa nova. Topher Dunne plays the Chapman Stick, a 10-string tapping instrument with the range of a piano. Katy Gaughan plays a battery of percussion centered around her conga drums, the tall, wide-bellied hand drums of Latin music. Christian Crowley plays the dulcimer, a small stringed instrument from the Appalachian mountains that can be strummed like a guitar or bowed like a violin. There is a $15 cover.
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