Musiq Soulchild (With Special Guest Chrisette Michele)
December 6
8:00 PM
Doors Open: 7:00 PM
Will Call Opens: 6:30 PM
Ticket Prices: $49, $39, $29, $19
Tickets available to Club Members:9/13/2007
Tickets available to Public:9/21/2007
Jackson Rancheria Casino will present an evening of rhythm & blues with a dash of jazz featuring Musiq Soulchild and Special Guest Chrisette Michele on Thursday, December 6, at 8 p.m.
Tickets for the concert go on sale for the Casino's Dreamcatcher's Club members on Thursday, September 13 (only at the Jackson Rancheria Box Office), and to the public on Friday, September 21.
Tickets are $49, $39, $29, and $19 and can be purchased online or by phone from Ticketmaster or in person at the Jackson Rancheria Box Office. The Box Office is open daily from 8:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. and accepts cash, credit cards, checks, and Dreamcatcher's Club points.
Musiq Soulchild debuted in 2000 with the brilliant "Aijuswanaseing," and followed that with "Juslisen" and "Soulstar."
He quickly became known for creating the supplest R&B sounds, with ear-caressing tracks that blend old school soul fervor with new school hip-hop rhythms.
His latest album, "Luvanmusiq" is "basically to reintroduce myself," he says. "I've been away for a little while. The industry's changed and so have I, personally, mentally, psychologically. I look at my previous three albums as grade school, middle school, and high school. Now with this new album, it's like I'm going off to college. And college never sounded so good."
For more information on Musiq Soulchild visit musiqsoulchild.com.
Appearing with Musiq Soulchild will be twenty-three year old singer, songwriter, composer Chrisette Michele, who is celebrating the release of her debut album "I Am."
"I realize that I'm new to the music world, but I've been preparing for this moment for long time," she says.
Though already a fan of gospel and classical, it wasn't until Chrisette was 17 that she also developed a passion for jazz. "When I was still in high school a teacher introduced me to jazz singer Astrud Gilberto, and afterwards my life was all about jazz."
Majoring in music at 5 Towns College in Long Island, Chrisette cites the nurturing sway of her teachers for where she is today. "Although I did have talent, often that is not enough," she says. "My professors taught me how to be a professional and to be serious about my music. They taught me how to put the music that I dream about at night on paper in the morning."
For more information on Chrisette Michele visit chrisettemichele.com.
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