The sets will be
at 8 and 9:30 and the cover is $20.
Here's a short bio about Kendrick...
"Kendrick Scott is a jazz drummer conversant in an ultramodern sense of
propulsion."
– The New York Times
Kendrick ‘KADS’ Scott, born July 8, 1980, and raised in Houston, Texas,
is an artist of incredible depth, talent, and determination. He has
been featured in Terence Blanchard’s band for the last six years and
has appeared on the Grammy Award-winning and nominated recordings, A
Tale of God’s Will, and Flow, on which he contributed original
compositions and orchestrations. Since arriving in New York City in
2003, Scott has appeared on more than 30 records as a sideman, and on
the soundtracks to seven feature films. He is recognized as an endorser by Yamaha Corporation, Remo, Vater, Puresound, Sabian, Protechtor, Craviotto Snare Drums and Danmar Percussion.
However, touring the world and recording with the likes of Blanchard, as well as Herbie Hancock, John Scofield, Maria Schneider, Wayne Shorter, Musiq Soulchild, Christian McBride, David Sanborn, Dianne Reeves, John Patitucci, The Crusaders, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Robert Glasper, Stefon Harris, Kenny Garrett, Pat Metheny, Nicholas Payton, Patti Austin, Angelique Kidjo, Lionel Loueke, Roy Hargrove, Raul Midon, Gretchen Parlato plus playing on numerous film soundtracks by Spike Lee and other filmmakers, is not nearly enough for the uber-talented 29-year old.
While excelling in the business of playing music, Scott decided to plunge head first into the business of running a record label.
In preparation for his debut recording as a leader, the drummer
discovered the need for himself and other artists to have a new
platform from which they could release their music. Scott also had no
desire to place the destiny of his first recording in the hands of a traditional record label.
In 2007, he launched World Culture Music with the release of Kendrick
Scott Oracle – The Source.
Kendrick Scott is one of the bright stars in an amazingly talented
group of young drummers on the scene today. He remains a first call
player for major artists because his humanity and compassion extends
into the notes and phrases he chooses to play, which makes his playing
consistently ring true as it springs forth from an ego-less, honest
place. These deep roots, connected to his mentors, inspirations, peers,
his parents and to the church, enable Scott to be present and in the
moment, bringing to the table the wisdom of a veteran musician and the
adventurousness of a perpetually curious young artist.