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Mea hit the Levitt AMP Baton Rouge stage a laid it all out for us to see. Vulnerability will always be a key that unlocks doors to deeper human connectivity. We appreciate her willingness to let us in.
Toi the Poetic Beauty is a fierce leader in the spoken word culture of our amazing city. She has seen our organization through all its peaks and valleys. We were so happy to bring her to our stage once again.
We were so excited to welcome, Chicago native Joanna Connor to the stage. Of course, she did not disappoint and had us on our feet the whole way through.
We are especially excited to kick off this 2024 fall season of Levitt AMP Baton Rouge Music Series. Our weekly line ups will surely have something for every member of your family. Fridays in the plaza will never be same!!!
Big Queen Tonya joins us from the Wild Tchoupatoulas Indians with a special tribal presentation. Big Queen Tonya has been a staple in our city, spreading the word and culture of the black Indians of our land.
This young artist has been cutting his teeth on the local circuits for years now. We are always so excited to bring an artist born, raised, and educated in Scotlandville to our stage. His lyricism is incomparable and his message is transformative.
Tedious & Brief is an alternative band based out of Nashville, TN made up of core members Jamie Jacobsen (front woman) and Parker Moore (drummer). Having released their first EP in 2019, the band has removed their “rose colored glasses” departing from their nostalgic, indie pop, roots to embark into a more alternative sound. Tedious & Brief has been touring the country for the past year and expect to be releasing new music in 2023.
We’re back and ready to put on another series of concerts in the Scotlandville Plaza this Fall. Check out the new main act lineup. We’re coming at you on a new day, with an eclectic swag. We hope to see you there!!
Below you will find the schedules and artist roster from the Spring. Click around for more information on participants and ongoing programming from last season.
Boys and Girls please join Mama Throwed and Daisy for a Special Topic or Live Story Time , music and fun! (Description) Blossoming Word is all about sharing good news to help us to learn and grow in a strong and healthy way. Our audience is early childhood toddler - 3rd grade, but boys and girls of all ages are welcome to join us. We believe LITERACY MATTERS and we encourage strong Literacy for Children and the Community. You can find Blossoming Word on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.
We are a non-traditional dance experience. Here in our dance home we DANCE, ACT, and FILM. Each year re-creating and celebrating classic themes like Willy Wonka, The Wizard of Oz, and more!
Our main act, a true hometown hero, hits the stage at 6:30PM! We are so excited to welcome, Gonzales native, Jovin Webb to our humble stage. After much success on the internationally acclaimed “American Idol”, Jovin has sung his way into the hearts and souls of music lovers around the world. With season one being an ode to our hometown heroes, we know Jovin is going to hit all the right notes.
This week marks the beginning of Black Music Month, and we’re kicking it off to an ode to Hip-Hop!
An innovative artist that can’t be pinned down to any one genre, Michael Armstead represents the future and hope for what’s to come.
Marcel P. Black is an artist and educator at Tulsa McLain High School where he teaches hip hop history to the students of TMC Records.
As we continue to celebrate Black Music Month, this week we bring dynamic acts to the stage. These two women are not only artists, they are also leaders and contributors in the community around discussions of black culture and heritage and the importance of creating space for its unapologetic existence. No they are not the first of their kind, but in a world where it’s so convenient to not be, they are. #BMM2024
Producer, Song Writer & Musical Composer, Live Performer.
After the church choir Trina branched out into the secular music world to experience and learn from what was called “The Chitlin Circuit”(s) in Georgia’s R&B music scene in the late ‘80s, early ‘90s, then moved into the background with major artist such as Indigo Girls, Dionne Farris, Fishbone, OutKast, TLC, Toni Braxton, Babyface, Pebbles, and more rubbing elbows with the industries best when the labels came calling for Atlanta’s best!
After touring doing live performance she began learning to master musical production, embarking upon new ways to create emotion through music striking soul chords through the world!
…she takes it personal.
Born in Baton Rouge, LA, music has always pulled at her heartstrings. The music on the album “Best Kept Secret”, mostly produced from 2003-2005, yields classics like “Love Shampoo” produced by Brad Lewis and Tim “Headliner” Barnwell of Arrested Development on their label Stress Free Entertainment, and “Goodbye” produced by Isaac Hayes III. Kayenne diversified her sound by writing with Justin Chapman of KemeticJust, and later Kai Alce of NDATL Music. In 2010, Alce and Kayenne would release the breakout No. 1 charting single “Someone”, with help from veteran producer Phil Asher of Restless Soul. “Love Don’t Love You Back” was released on legendary dance label Basement Boys Records, with remixes from label owner Teddy Douglas, and special thanks to Rickey Corey, Byron The Aquarius & Terry Roanoke, and DJ Swift for the amazing video which can be found on YouTube. “Hey Young World” was yet another chart topper to join the previous No.1 hits, all of which remained in top ten soulful house category on Traxsource for weeks. This single was blessed with exquisite trumpet playing by Kafele Bandele and a vocal remix by Andy Compton of the Rurals, and has a haunting delivery that speaks to the hearts of an overlooked generation. Kayenne has also worked with several other house producers such as DJ Salah Ananse on the powerful track with belting vocals, “I Must Be Dreaming”, and continues to drop pop hits like her latest “Simple Things”, produced by producer Armando Colon.
Week 4 is upon us and the good times continue to roll in to the plaza. This week we will be paying homage to two of the biggest RnB and Pop artists of our lifetime. Our resident DJ, Bandeaux Pat will present an Usher vs. Beyonce versus beginning at 5:30pm. Known for getting the vibes going, with appeal across generations, Bandeaux Pat is quickly taking the city by storm.
Justin Garner ticks the boxes of singer, songwriter, and performer. With no breaks in sight, the Plaquemine, Louisiana-born artist has cemented his place in the industry by creating and performing original music, covering top hits, and writing songs for today’s biggest artists.With impressive takes on covers and a steady stream of self-released music, the multifaceted performer has carved out his own lane. Adding to his accolades, Garner’s music has been featured on Spotify’s New Music Friday. He’s also bolstered his stage performances for new and existing fans. Just recently, he performed at the ESSENCE Festival of Culture sharing the stage with acts Janet Jackson, Nicki Minaj, and New Edition. In addition, Justin has performed the National Anthem for the San Francisco Giants, San Antonio Spurs, and numerous national sporting events.His star power continues to rise as his music has been featured in NBC's Grand Crew, MTV's Teen Mom OG, and other television and film projects. With his growing following on social networks and consistent features on music DSP playlists (Apple Music New in R&B, Spotify's Fresh Finds: R&B), Justin Garner is driven and focused on creating his musical legacy.
The curtain is closing on Season 1 of Levitt AMP Baton Rouge 2024, and what a ride it has been! We're buzzing with anticipation for the final day's line-up and excited about the surprises in store for Season 2. To stay in the loop with all things Scotland Saturdays, follow us on social media @scotlandsaturdays.
Dexter “Lord Dex” Jackson is a Baton Rouge artist, culture bearer, community organizer and advocate. Since 2016 he has curated festivals, concerts, and community events with the purpose of nurturing artistry in his home town.
Step into the vibrant world of The Michael Foster Project, the heart and soul of Baton Rouge's music scene. With a repertoire spanning from Traditional Jazz to Latin, Pop to Hip-Hop, they've been serving up top-notch performances since the late 90's. From Mardi Gras Balls to music festivals in China, they've touched every stage imaginable, creating a legacy that continues to inspire.
The Levitt AMP Baton Rouge stage will be alive with energy all summer, featuring a diverse lineup of opening acts including local musicians, spoken word artists, dance troupes, puppeteers, and many more.
From organizational requirements to personally set goals, whatever reason you have, we have the hours available. 1000+ hours available, over 10 weeks of programming.
All performers and participants will be announced right here.
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