The Soul Series hosted by Debra James Tucker continues with Sabrina Tutstone, an accomplished vocalist, songwriter, and mentor known for her versatile voice, blending gospel roots with soul, jazz and other genres. She has performed globally, opened for James Ingram, and worked with various national artists.
Tutstone often leads her own quartet and will be sharing the stage with some of the best musicians in the business: Charles Small III, Melvin Stewart, Rob Riley Jr, Victor Martin, and the emerging hip-hop/R&B artist Omelo.
This series is coordinated by vocalist Debra James Tucker, a product of extensive training in jazz, classical and gospel music. Her new album is “Voices”, which continues her exploration of early black church forms in contemporary contexts. She is the writer/performer of the one woman show Survival of the Boulevard Singer-winner of an Ohio Arts Council Award for Individual Excellence, has been a visiting instructor at Denison University in the history of African American Gospel Music, and an artist in residence with several youth arts organizations.
Food & Bar: Our full food and drink menu will be available before and during the show–our kitchen will be closing at 9pm for this event.
Sun, Apr 26 • 8:00 pm