Rebirth Brass Band, Nathan and the Zydeco Cha Chas
New Orleans brass does not travel well as a recording. The whole thing is built on being surrounded by it, which is why a band that has played the same Tuesday residency in Treme for decades can still empty a California room onto its feet.
Rebirth Brass Band have been going since 1983, they have a Grammy, and they are the group most responsible for dragging brass band music out of funeral processions and into something closer to funk. Nathan and the Zydeco Cha Chas open, which stacks two distinct Louisiana traditions on one bill and makes the evening a genuine crash course for anyone who thinks they are the same thing.
February in Solana Beach is nobody's idea of Mardi Gras weather, and the band will make the point from stage within the first three songs.
Doors 6:30, show 7:30. $30.
New Orleans brass does not travel well as a recording. The whole thing is built on being surrounded by it, which is why a band that has played the same Tuesday residency in Treme for decades can still empty a California room onto its feet.
Rebirth Brass Band have been going since 1983, they have a Grammy, and they are the group most responsible for dragging brass band music out of funeral processions and into something closer to funk. Nathan and the Zydeco Cha Chas open, which stacks two distinct Louisiana traditions on one bill and makes the evening a genuine crash course for anyone who thinks they are the same thing.
February in Solana Beach is nobody's idea of Mardi Gras weather, and the band will make the point from stage within the first three songs.
New Orleans brass does not travel well as a recording. The whole thing is built on being surrounded by it, which is why a band that has played the same Tuesday residency in Treme for decades can still empty a California room onto its feet.
Rebirth Brass Band have been going since 1983, they have a Grammy, and they are the group most responsible for dragging brass band music out of funeral processions and into something closer to funk. Nathan and the Zydeco Cha Chas open, which stacks two distinct Louisiana traditions on one bill and makes the evening a genuine crash course for anyone who thinks they are the same thing.
February in Solana Beach is nobody's idea of Mardi Gras weather, and the band will make the point from stage within the first three songs.
Doors 6:30, show 7:30. $30.
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