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Carnegie Hall Citywide: The Brianna Thomas Band

Saturday, September 30, 2023 4 PM Louis Armstrong House Museum

Due to heavy rain and flooding in the forecast for today and tomorrow, the Carnegie Hall Citywide performance with The Brianna Thomas Band will be moved indoors from the Louis Armstrong Garden to the Louis Armstrong Center at 34-49 107th Street. There will now be two performances at 4 PM and 6 PM.

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Brianna Thomas by Matt Baker
Visit a New York jazz landmark—the Louis Armstrong House Museum—in this free concert by vocalist Brianna Thomas. With equal measures of power and poise, Ms. Thomas—who “may well be the best young straight-ahead jazz singer of her generation” (The Wall Street Journal)—leads her band through an array of blues, ballads, straight-ahead jazz, funk, and more.

Part of: Citywide

Registration for this event is currently full. There will be a standby ticket line at the door on the evening of the concert. Any reserved tickets that are not claimed by the start of the performance may be released to those in line on a first-come, first-served basis.

Performers

The Brianna Thomas Band
- Brianna Thomas, Voice
- Greg Ward, Saxophone
- Conun Pappas, Piano
- Ryan Berg, Bass
- Marvin Sewell, Guitar
- Curtis Nowosad, Drums
- Frenando Saci, Percussion

Venue Information

Louis Armstrong House Museum
34-49 107th Street | Queens
louisarmstronghouse.org | 718-478-8274

Howard Gilman Foundation
Lead support for Carnegie Hall Citywide is provided by the Howard Gilman Foundation and the Hearst Foundations.

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Brianna Thomas

“Evocative, soulful, and dynamic, Brianna Thomas is a vocal powerhouse known for crafting songs that feel freshly minted with every performance, as if she’s inventing them on the spot,” hails Brian Morton (DownBeat), and it is easy to see why.

Ms. Thomas’s musical journey ...

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