Jazz@CAM: Yolanda Rabun — Nina, Nancy, and Roberta
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Jazz@CAM: Yolanda Rabun — Nina, Nancy, and Roberta
Thursday, December 3
7–9 PM
Reception Hall
CAM Members: $40
Not-Yet Members: $60
Students: $15
Soul. Jazz. Timeless songs.
Powerhouse vocalist Yolanda Rabun takes the Jazz@CAM stage for an unforgettable evening celebrating the music of Gladys Knight, Nina Simone, and Nancy Wilson, three legendary artists whose voices have shaped generations.
Backed by a dynamic band and background vocalists, Rabun brings their music to life through powerhouse vocals, rich emotional depth, and a signature style that bridges classic soul and modern jazz. The evening will also feature selections from Rabun’s original compositions, woven into a program exploring love, resilience, hope, and triumph.
An extraordinarily gifted storyteller with a soul-drenched jazz voice, Rabun is a national recording artist, ASCAP publisher, and BMI songwriter with four studio albums, including So Real, Christmastime, Yolanda, and No Fear. She is also a voting member of the Recording Academy and has performed at venues and festivals across the United States and internationally, including the Atlanta Jazz Festival, Blues Alley in Washington, DC, Catalina Jazz Club in Hollywood, and Lincoln Center in New York.
Rabun has collaborated with artists including Isaac Hayes and Clay Aiken and has opened for Jennifer Holliday, Lalah Hathaway, Stephanie Mills, Ron Isley and the Isley Brothers, KEM, and Sheila E. Her wide-ranging career also includes performances with the North Carolina Symphony, work as a professional Equity actor, motivational speaking, and songwriting.
Experience an evening of artistry, storytelling, and timeless sound as Rabun honors the music that inspired her while sharing a voice and perspective entirely her own.
Register: https://52374.blackbaudhosting.com/52374/JAZZCAM-Yolanda-Rabun-1232026-700-PM
Jazz at CAM is funded in part by the generosity of these individuals:
Mr. M. Ricardo McCrimmon
Nancie and James Kennedy
Dr. William Malloy and Ms. Maxine Terry
Dr. Acquenetta Wheeler
and TD Charitable Foundation
Thursday, December 3
7–9 PM
Reception Hall
CAM Members: $40
Not-Yet Members: $60
Students: $15
Soul. Jazz. Timeless songs.
Powerhouse vocalist Yolanda Rabun takes the Jazz@CAM stage for an unforgettable evening celebrating the music of Gladys Knight, Nina Simone, and Nancy Wilson, three legendary artists whose voices have shaped generations.
Backed by a dynamic band and background vocalists, Rabun brings their music to life through powerhouse vocals, rich emotional depth, and a signature style that bridges classic soul and modern jazz. The evening will also feature selections from Rabun’s original compositions, woven into a program exploring love, resilience, hope, and triumph.
An extraordinarily gifted storyteller with a soul-drenched jazz voice, Rabun is a national recording artist, ASCAP publisher, and BMI songwriter with four studio albums, including So Real, Christmastime, Yolanda, and No Fear. She is also a voting member of the Recording Academy and has performed at venues and festivals across the United States and internationally, including the Atlanta Jazz Festival, Blues Alley in Washington, DC, Catalina Jazz Club in Hollywood, and Lincoln Center in New York.
Rabun has collaborated with artists including Isaac Hayes and Clay Aiken and has opened for Jennifer Holliday, Lalah Hathaway, Stephanie Mills, Ron Isley and the Isley Brothers, KEM, and Sheila E. Her wide-ranging career also includes performances with the North Carolina Symphony, work as a professional Equity actor, motivational speaking, and songwriting.
Experience an evening of artistry, storytelling, and timeless sound as Rabun honors the music that inspired her while sharing a voice and perspective entirely her own.
Register: https://52374.blackbaudhosting.com/52374/JAZZCAM-Yolanda-Rabun-1232026-700-PM
Jazz at CAM is funded in part by the generosity of these individuals:
Mr. M. Ricardo McCrimmon
Nancie and James Kennedy
Dr. William Malloy and Ms. Maxine Terry
Dr. Acquenetta Wheeler
and TD Charitable Foundation
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