New Mexico Black Leadership Council

Tag: Music

  • Beepers & Trapper Keepers 90s and 00s Dance Party

    Sister Bar features the best of 90s and 00s hip-hop, R&B, and reggae with Beepers and Trapper Keepers!

    “Join us at Sister Bar on August 5th, 2023, for a night of nostalgia and non-stop jams. Get ready to laugh out loud with hilarious host, comedian Stef Darnell, while DJs BigHap(py) and DJ Flo Fader spin the hits that will transport you straight back to the golden era of music.”

  • Black Uhuru

    Black Uhuru

    Dance to sounds from one of the most popular reggae bands from Jamaica, in the beautiful new concert space FUSION Meadow!

    Black Uhuru has been called “ambassadors of reggae” after winning the first ever Grammy Award for reggae music and having the highest reggae record sales after Bob Marley and the most songs sampled by other artists.

    Tickets are $30 in advance, $35 at the door (plus a $3 service charge). Tickets for kids 12 and under are just $8 (plus a $2 service charge)! Get tickets HERE or by phone through Hold My Ticket at 505-886-1251.

    Photo attribution: Utilizer, CC BY-SA 4.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0>, via Wikimedia Commons

     

  • Ozomatli Free Show ftg. Nosotros and Baracutanga

    Ozomatli Free Show ftg. Nosotros and Baracutanga

    FREE outdoor show at NHCC’s Plaza Mayor! LA band Ozomatli is known for its socially activist, bilingual songs and its blend of styles – funk, hip-hop, jazz, reggae, and more. Party with three brilliant Latin bands!

    Gates open at 4:00, rain or shine. Blankets and low-profile camp or lawn chairs welcome. Food vendors and water available onsite.

    This free performance is presented by Lensic 360, NM Music Commission, and NHCC. Get your free tickets HERE.

  • Roots Leadership Academy Harambee Celebration

    Roots Leadership Academy Harambee Celebration

    Bring your friends and family and join us for a joyful Harambee Celebration and final performance for the Roots Summer Leadership Program! A complimentary luncheon for the community will follow the performance. Camp officially ends at 1:30.

    RSVP for necessary head-count!

  • Delgres Power Blues Trio

    Delgres Power Blues Trio

    Fronted by Pascal Danae, who has worked with artists from Peter Gabriel to Neneh Cherry, Delgres takes its name from Louis Delgrès, a 19th-century resistance leader who died fighting Napoleon’s campaign to reintroduce slavery to the French Caribbean.

    Delgres’s sound is inspired by brass band traditions of both the Caribbean and the American south, and evokes modern bands such as The Black Keys and Hanni El Khatib. Their 2021 album, 4:00 AM, grapples with the crisis of displacement and forced migration in the Global South.

    Tickets are $20. Buy them HERE.

     

  • NMSU Men of Color Juneteenth Celebration

    NMSU Men of Color Juneteenth Celebration

    Together we stand! Together we can!

    Celebration Includes:
    Spoken Word
    Music & Dance
    Guest Speakers

  • DJ Black Juneteenth Block Party

    DJ Black "Juneteenth Block Party"

     

  • Juneteenth Jazz Arts Festival

    Juneteenth Jazz Arts Festival

    Celebrate Juneteenth with live music at venues around Las Cruces! See attached flyer for place and time details.

    Admission is free to all events.

  • Santa Fe Juneteenth Celebration

    Santa Fe Juneteenth Celebration

    Earthseed Black Arts Alliance presents a Juneteenth Celebration on the Santa Fe Plaza!

    Live performances, food, workshops, and more, including Reggae/Dancehall legend Sister Nancy!

  • The Baylor Project at Juneteenth

    The Baylor Project at Juneteenth

    Grammy nominated jazz duo The Baylor Project perform on the Juneteenth main stage.

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