Sila and the AfroFunk Experience perform at the
Fillmore Jazz Festival on Sunday, July 6
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Blending
art and soul in one of the country's most unique neighborhoods, the Fillmore Jazz
Festival is the largest free Jazz festival on the West Coast, drawing
more than 90,000
visitors over the Independence Day weekend to the vibrant
stretch of Fillmore Street between Eddy and Jackson
streets.
From sunup to sundown, visitors can groove
to the sounds of live music from three stages, browse the offerings of fine art and crafts, and enjoy a wide selection of gourmet food and beverages.
From Asian to Cajun, paintings
to pottery, old favorites and new directions, the Fillmore Jazz Festival is not to be
missed.
This
year's entertainment continues the tradition of showcasing outstanding artists from
across the Jazz spectrum. Here's the full
schedule for this year's Festival:
| Saturday,
July
5 |
|
California Street Stage |
| 10-11.30
am |
|
Fred
Randolph Quintet |
| 12-1.30
pm |
|
Kimbrough
& Company |
| 2-3.30
pm |
|
Kim
Nalley |
| 4-6
pm |
|
Contemporary
Jazz Orchestra |
|
Sutter Street Stage |
| 10-11.30
am |
|
Craig
Shaw Quintet |
| 12-1.30 pm |
|
Dave
MacNab |
| 2-3.30 pm |
|
Chris
Pimentel |
| 4-6 pm |
|
Randy
Vincent Quartet featuring Tyler Blanton |
|
Ellis Street Stage |
| 10-11.30
am |
|
TBD |
| 12-1.30 pm |
|
Lorca
Hart |
| 2-3.30 pm |
|
Dynamic |
| 4-6 pm |
|
Vinyl |
| Sunday,
July
6 |
|
California Street Stage |
| 10-11.30
am |
|
Ray
Green's Wild Sextet |
| 12-1.30 pm |
|
Brooks
Hartnell |
| 2-3.30 pm |
|
Liberty
Ellman |
| 4-6 pm |
|
Bruce
Forman |
|
Sutter Street Stage |
| 10-11.30
am |
|
Eric
Wiley Trio |
| 12-1.30 pm |
|
Troy
Lampkin |
| 2-3.30 pm |
|
Archie
Williams |
| 4-6 pm |
|
Jazz
on Mondays |
|
Ellis Street Stage |
| 10-11.30
am |
|
Amanda
King |
| 12-1.30 pm |
|
Bobby
Webb |
| 2-3.30 pm |
|
Louie
Romero |
| 4-6 pm |
|
Sila
and the AfroFunk Experience |
For
tickets or more information, please call 800.310.6563 or
visit the Fillmore Jazz Festival website at www.fillmorejazzfestival.com.
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