Lee Fields, Snacktime & The Jazztronauts at Maker Park

Maker Park Radio Presents: Lee Fields, Snacktime, and The Jazztronauts in Maker Park.

LEE FIELDS is an American soul singer, sometimes nicknamed "Little JB" for his physical and vocal resemblance with James Brown. Hailed by Rolling Stone for “his classic American soul sound,” Lee Fields is arguably the greatest pure soul singer alive today. In an age when the shelf life of an artist largely depends on posturing and trends, he has proven to be an unassailable force of nature. His prolific five-decades-plus career spans more than twenty albums and over forty singles

https://www.leefieldsandtheexpressions.com/

SNACKTIME is Philadelphia’s already beloved seven-piece band, blazing a path cut from their soul, funk, punk, jazz, hip-hop, and R&B influences. Created during the height of the pandemic, the group began performing free shows that combined their love of music, food, and togetherness in Philadelphia's Rittenhouse Square. They quickly amassed huge crowds and became a symbol of positivity and lockdown release, while showcasing the richness of their city’s musical history and community. This progressed to sold-out headlining shows, curation of neighborhood festivals, multiple appearances at Philadelphia 76ers halftime shows, and slots at major music festivals.They are presently on tour with Portugal The Man.

https://snacktimephilly.com/

THE JAZZTRONAUTS are Staten Island NY’s funkiest fusion band. Focusing on improvisational performances that incorporate their love of jazz, funk, hip hop, and electronic music. Their sounds have been dubbed future jazz by listeners and their shows have quickly become a gathering place for music lovers and nightlife aficionados.

https://linktr.ee/thejazztronauts

This is an All Ages Show. Pets and kids are welcome. This is outdoors in a park with uneven terrain, choose your footwear and outerwear wisely.

Craft Vendors & Food Vendors are available. Limited seating. NO coolers please.

To get to Maker Park, take the FREE ferry to St. George Terminal in Staten Island. From the terminal, take the train (we only have one line) two stops to STAPLETON. Walk a half block towards the water, make a right and we are down 2 blocks at the corner of Thompson & Front Streets.

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