$12 Advance | $15 Day of show
Doors 7 PM | Show 8 PM (All ages)
*proof of full vaccination required*
—
Saekyi
Emerging in Virginia's hip-hop scene in 2019, Sækyi is an experimental storyteller with a voice that blends emotion with realism. In early 2020, Sækyi continued to build a buzz around his city and globally with the Beats 1 Radio Ebro Darden premiere of his single Free Fall which has been streamed over 400,000 times and has been featured on spotify editorial playlists and publications like Elevator Magazine, Swidlife, and Lyrical Lemonade. He recently released his debut EP, Sunset Demos and hit a major milestone of garnering 1 Million all time streams across Spotify.
Eric Penn
Eric Penn is a vocal storyteller with roots in New York by way of Virginia. His intimate and vulnerable songwriting is paired with smooth and yearning vocals that are only complimented by his wide and dynamic vocal range. After his lead single, Sinking Sands, was streamed over 400,000 times and added to multiple Spotify editorial playlists, Eric released his latest EP: Songs I Wish You Heard. Since then Eric has been building a strong following of fans while also garnering support from publications like MTV, NPR and Swidlife.
Jesse Boone
Jesse Boone grew up in Portsmouth, Virginia where his mother personified southern hospitality and extended a hand to anyone in need. With an open door to friends, family, and foster kids, his childhood home was, and is, always full of life and a haven for their community. Amongst the title of artist, son, and friend, Jesse is considered a big brother to over 20 kids, many of whom are now his adopted siblings. By virtue, Jesse has an innate ability to connect with others that can be easily felt by those who meet or listen to him.
Having recognized this, along with his gift for rapping and songwriting, Jesse relocated to New York to pursue music full-time. What started as prolonged couch surfing in Harlem, eventually led him to an apartment in Brooklyn that he could call his own.
From heartfelt and introspective to infectious and ‘fit for a Friday night,’ Jesse’s music mirrors the duality of his listeners’ own lives. Instead of chasing momentary trends, the nature of Jesse’s sound is reminiscent of an artist whose music lives on as a consequence of carving their own path.