'The Sax Man' Dwan Bosman w/ Morgan Bosman
Sat Mar 23, 7:00 PM - Sat Mar 23, 7:00 PM

Saxophonist Dwan Bosman with his tremendously seasoned ensemble including Anthony Smith (Smitty) on Keys, Avery Johnson on Bass and Emrah Kotan on Drums will unleash a euphonic and powerful performance of Jazz tunes from the 40’s to present time, along with original music from his album Sax Attack (released in 2013). "Soul-drenched Songstress" Morgan Bosman opens the show at 8pm.

VIP Admission includes front row seating and a gift bag.

$20 Adv – $25 Door – $30 VIP
Doors @ 7 PM

All ticket sales are final. No refunds. Door is Cash Only.

Dwan Bosman has been playing the saxophone since the age of 15, inspired by a deep rooted tutelage reaching back to his grandfather. Initially playing the clarinet & bass clarinet at the age of 12, his interest was to be classically trained, but at the age of 15, listened to “A Love Supreme” by John Coltrane and became infatuated with straight ahead Jazz. This love affair continues today nevertheless he is limitless and versatile in his talent with an eclectic mix of genres played.

The embodiment of live performance, having done so for 20+ years across the nation and abroad, performing is like breathing to this soulful saxophonist and his showmanship is remarkable. Performing regularly at the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport for a program entitled “The Sounds of Southern Hospitality” his passion resonates to everyone he serenades whether a disgruntled infant, all the way through to the most mature of crowds. With his exceptional ability to play and entertain, he has become a benchmark in the city of Atlanta as a premier saxophonist. Dwan Bosman will take you on a musical excursion not to be forgotten.

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Morgan Bosman is the “soul-drenched songstress” making her way in the music world. Accompanied by her band, she is the jazzy-soul vocalist to watch. Hailing from St. Louis and currently based in Nashville, Morgan’s inspirations stem from the likes of Lauryn Hill, Stevie Wonder, Alicia Keys and Ella Fitzgerald just to name a few.