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1. Amel Larrieux Concert

Must show ID with 94115 home zip code, when you pick up tickets at the box office.WORLD MUSIC SERIES: Purchase FIVE tickets for $100 with reserved seating!SCHEDULE:With opening set by DJ (Bay Area R&B meets the streets of New Orleans) Tue, Dec 31, 8 & 10:30pmBOTH SHOWS SOLD OUT!To those who have seen the California Honeydrops, it may come as a shock that the young frontman, Lech Wierzynski, was born in Warsaw, Poland. The son of Polish political refugees raised in and DC, Lech was exposed to a wide range of musical influences. 'When my dad was growing up in communist Poland in the '40s and '50s, old American music was illegal and therefore very cool,' he says. 'He passed on the love of old stuff to me: everything from to.' Like his early influences, Lech has the unique ability to carry a tune casually, conversationally and powerfully as well.

But the California Honeydrops are not just another throwback band. 'My brother and I had to assimilate to modern American society,' Wierzynski explains, 'so we loved all the popular stuff on the radio too, especially Hip-Hop, R&B. Knowing music was our way of proving we were American.' After studying ethno-musicology at Oberlin College, Wierzynski arrived in Oakland, California in 2004. There, he couldn't help but to continue expanding his musical horizons.

'At first,' he recalls, 'I played mostly on the street, and then as I got more established I started playing a lot of blues and soul music in clubs and touring. There is a rich heritage of that music here in the Bay, and I was lucky enough to play with a lot of older musicians who taught me what it was all about.' W/ FULL BAND(Multi-Award-Winning Singer, Songwriter, & Producer) (Touring in support of new album More Than Words Entertainment One Music/Mar 2013) Thu-Sun, Jan 2-5Thu: 8pm $55, 10pm $50Fri, 8pm $65, 10pm $60Sat, 8 & 10pm.

Amel Larrieux Concert

About Amel LarrieuxNew York singer Amel Larrieux emerged as the lilting, angelic voice behind Groove Theory, pairing with multi-instrumentalist (and former Mantronix member) Bryce Wilson for the neo-soul classic 'Tell Me.' The Top 10 hit powered Groove Theory's self-titled debut; released in 1995, the album also yielded a second hit, 'Keep Tryin'.' A five-year silence followed before Larrieux re-appeared in 2000, this time as a solo artist. However, despite industry buzz and support from Epic Records, Infinite Possibilities failed to make an impact. Undeterred, she launched an indie label, Blisslife Records, and joined the growing indie-soul scene. Subsequent albums such as 2005's Bravebird, 2006's Morning and 2007's covers album Lovely Standards delighted her loyal fan base.

In 2004, her appearance alongside Glenn Lewis on jazz-funk bassist Stanley Clarke's 'Where Is the Love' earned them a Grammy nomination.Mosi Reeves. New York singer Amel Larrieux emerged as the lilting, angelic voice behind Groove Theory, pairing with multi-instrumentalist (and former Mantronix member) Bryce Wilson for the neo-soul classic 'Tell Me.' The Top 10 hit powered Groove Theory's self-titled debut; released in 1995, the album also yielded a second hit, 'Keep Tryin'.' A five-year silence followed before Larrieux re-appeared in 2000, this time as a solo artist. However, despite industry buzz and support from Epic Records, Infinite Possibilities failed to make an impact.

Undeterred, she launched an indie label, Blisslife Records, and joined the growing indie-soul scene. Subsequent albums such as 2005's Bravebird, 2006's Morning and 2007's covers album Lovely Standards delighted her loyal fan base. In 2004, her appearance alongside Glenn Lewis on jazz-funk bassist Stanley Clarke's 'Where Is the Love' earned them a Grammy nomination. New York singer Amel Larrieux emerged as the lilting, angelic voice behind Groove Theory, pairing with multi-instrumentalist (and former Mantronix member) Bryce Wilson for the neo-soul classic 'Tell Me.' The Top 10 hit powered Groove Theory's self-titled debut; released in 1995, the album also yielded a second hit, 'Keep Tryin'.' A five-year silence followed before Larrieux re-appeared in 2000, this time as a solo artist.

However, despite industry buzz and support from Epic Records, Infinite Possibilities failed to make an impact. Undeterred, she launched an indie label, Blisslife Records, and joined the growing indie-soul scene. Subsequent albums such as 2005's Bravebird, 2006's Morning and 2007's covers album Lovely Standards delighted her loyal fan base. In 2004, her appearance alongside Glenn Lewis on jazz-funk bassist Stanley Clarke's 'Where Is the Love' earned them a Grammy nomination. About Amel LarrieuxNew York singer Amel Larrieux emerged as the lilting, angelic voice behind Groove Theory, pairing with multi-instrumentalist (and former Mantronix member) Bryce Wilson for the neo-soul classic 'Tell Me.' The Top 10 hit powered Groove Theory's self-titled debut; released in 1995, the album also yielded a second hit, 'Keep Tryin'.' A five-year silence followed before Larrieux re-appeared in 2000, this time as a solo artist.

However, despite industry buzz and support from Epic Records, Infinite Possibilities failed to make an impact. Undeterred, she launched an indie label, Blisslife Records, and joined the growing indie-soul scene. Subsequent albums such as 2005's Bravebird, 2006's Morning and 2007's covers album Lovely Standards delighted her loyal fan base. In 2004, her appearance alongside Glenn Lewis on jazz-funk bassist Stanley Clarke's 'Where Is the Love' earned them a Grammy nomination.Mosi Reeves.