John Lamkin Iii Trio With Christie Dashiell Celebrates Black History Month at An Die Musik Live

Christie Dashall Sings Donny Hathaway and Stevie Wonder
Elliott Seppa, bass
Allyn Johnson, piano
John Lamkin 3rd, drums
Christie Dashiell, vocals
Christie Dashiell will be performing songs from the great African American singers of our time. This is guaranteed to be a memorable event. Don't miss the opportunity to attend this concert!
Born in Washington, D.C. and raised in Greenville, NC, contemporary jazz vocalist Christie N. Dashiell returned to hone her skills at Howard University and, later, The Manhattan School of Music. Dashiell's history includes performances with Howard’s premiere vocal jazz ensemble, Afro-Blue. She has also performed at the Kennedy Center as a participant of the 2010 Betty Carter's Jazz Ahead residency program, Lincoln Theater in Washington, D.C, and as a part of Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Jazz for Young People program....

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Christie Dashall Sings Donny Hathaway and Stevie Wonder
Elliott Seppa, bass
Allyn Johnson, piano
John Lamkin 3rd, drums
Christie Dashiell, vocals
Christie Dashiell will be performing songs from the great African American singers of our time. This is guaranteed to be a memorable event. Don't miss the opportunity to attend this concert!
Born in Washington, D.C. and raised in Greenville, NC, contemporary jazz vocalist Christie N. Dashiell returned to hone her skills at Howard University and, later, The Manhattan School of Music. Dashiell's history includes performances with Howard’s premiere vocal jazz ensemble, Afro-Blue. She has also performed at the Kennedy Center as a participant of the 2010 Betty Carter's Jazz Ahead residency program, Lincoln Theater in Washington, D.C, and as a part of Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Jazz for Young People program.
She is the recipient of Downbeat magazine’s Best College Graduate Jazz Vocalist and Outstanding Soloist awards in the jazz vocal category. Most recently, Dashiell appeared on season three of NBC's “The Sing-Off,” as a member of Afro- Blue and can be heard on several nationally released recordings, including Blue Note Records and Revive Music Presents: Supreme Sonacy, John Blake's Motherless Child, and as a Kennedy Center Discovery Artist on NPR’s “JazzSet” with Dee Dee Bridgewater. She has been seen in concert with Esperanza Spalding, Fred Hammond, Smokey Robinson, Marcus Strickland and many more.
Tickets: $20 in advance/$23 at door/$10 full-time student with ID

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