Sister Sledge at Debbie Sledge From Sister Sledge Live At The Cotton Club Festival at Cotton Club

Debbie Sledge of GRAMMY nominated vocal group Sister Sledge, steps in to the spotlight at Harlem's famous Cotton Club on the 19th and 20th of November 2014. In an ode to the jazz era, Debbie will be be taking her audience on an intimate journey comprised of genre classics and lesser known gems. Described by her sisters as 'the waterfall' Debbie's silky vocal style will enrapture and transport her audience back to a time and place so close to her heart, and pivotal in her development as an artist. Directed by world renowned conductor Frank Owens (whom has directed for Johnny Mathis, Frieda Payne and Lena Horne), Debbie will be performing alongside some of the genre's finest musicians. Features gifted pianist Aaron Graves, celebrated vocalist Ty Stephens and sassy dance troupe - The Second Generation Silver Belles, Debbie will also be singing alongside her daughter, Camille Sledge. Such a coming together of family (musical and otherwise) in a venue, district and city of such significance to the jazz age is a rarity, and the evening promises to be one of musical reverence and unabashed joy for all whom attend....

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Debbie Sledge of GRAMMY nominated vocal group Sister Sledge, steps in to the spotlight at Harlem's famous Cotton Club on the 19th and 20th of November 2014. In an ode to the jazz era, Debbie will be be taking her audience on an intimate journey comprised of genre classics and lesser known gems. Described by her sisters as 'the waterfall' Debbie's silky vocal style will enrapture and transport her audience back to a time and place so close to her heart, and pivotal in her development as an artist. Directed by world renowned conductor Frank Owens (whom has directed for Johnny Mathis, Frieda Payne and Lena Horne), Debbie will be performing alongside some of the genre's finest musicians. Features gifted pianist Aaron Graves, celebrated vocalist Ty Stephens and sassy dance troupe - The Second Generation Silver Belles, Debbie will also be singing alongside her daughter, Camille Sledge. Such a coming together of family (musical and otherwise) in a venue, district and city of such significance to the jazz age is a rarity, and the evening promises to be one of musical reverence and unabashed joy for all whom attend.

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