Trouble Man – A Tribute to Marvin Gaye
Saturday, March 6, 2027 7:30 PM
$45 | $50 | $60
From the smooth grooves of Let’s Get It On to the soul-stirring messages of What’s Going On, expect to sing, dance, and celebrate the legacy of one of music’s greatest icons. Co-starring pop sensation Crystal Starr as Tammi Terrell, this is one soul train party you don’t want to miss!
More about L. Young: Based in Los Angeles but rooted in Louisville, KY, L. Young is an R&B recording artist known for pushing creative boundaries. He first caught the public’s attention in 2015 and 2016 with his groundbreaking harmony collage videos of unique covers where he harmonized with himself using a simple picture collage app. This creative twist not only went viral on social media and was featured on ABC’s Good Morning America but also inspired a generation of artists on TikTok and beyond, with its influence still resonating today. L. also has a billboard charting record and two #1 hit singles on the UK Soul charts under his belt to go along with 5 album releases. He’s had the honor of sharing the stage and studio with legends like Stevie Wonder, David Foster, Jon Mayer, Babyface, and Patti LaBelle, to name a few.
More about Crystal Starr: Crystal Starr, a trailblazing pop artist with over 20 years of professional experience, combines an 80s-inspired creativity with a powerful, captivating sound that stands out in today's music industry. A true DIY innovator, Crystal manages every aspect of her career, from songwriting and recording to directing and producing her own music videos, often with the help of her family. Her remarkable DIY ethos recently caught the attention of Rolling Stone, highlighting her entrepreneurial approach as comparable to the efficiency of tech startups. Her viral success includes her self-produced single "Too Late," a project completed in just 24 hours, proving simplicity and ingenuity can achieve monumental results. Through her relentless creativity, bold independence, and passion for storytelling, Crystal Starr cements her place as a singular force in pop music.
$45 | $50 | $60
From the smooth grooves of Let’s Get It On to the soul-stirring messages of What’s Going On, expect to sing, dance, and celebrate the legacy of one of music’s greatest icons. Co-starring pop sensation Crystal Starr as Tammi Terrell, this is one soul train party you don’t want to miss!
More about L. Young: Based in Los Angeles but rooted in Louisville, KY, L. Young is an R&B recording artist known for pushing creative boundaries. He first caught the public’s attention in 2015 and 2016 with his groundbreaking harmony collage videos of unique covers where he harmonized with himself using a simple picture collage app. This creative twist not only went viral on social media and was featured on ABC’s Good Morning America but also inspired a generation of artists on TikTok and beyond, with its influence still resonating today. L. also has a billboard charting record and two #1 hit singles on the UK Soul charts under his belt to go along with 5 album releases. He’s had the honor of sharing the stage and studio with legends like Stevie Wonder, David Foster, Jon Mayer, Babyface, and Patti LaBelle, to name a few.
More about Crystal Starr: Crystal Starr, a trailblazing pop artist with over 20 years of professional experience, combines an 80s-inspired creativity with a powerful, captivating sound that stands out in today's music industry. A true DIY innovator, Crystal manages every aspect of her career, from songwriting and recording to directing and producing her own music videos, often with the help of her family. Her remarkable DIY ethos recently caught the attention of Rolling Stone, highlighting her entrepreneurial approach as comparable to the efficiency of tech startups. Her viral success includes her self-produced single "Too Late," a project completed in just 24 hours, proving simplicity and ingenuity can achieve monumental results. Through her relentless creativity, bold independence, and passion for storytelling, Crystal Starr cements her place as a singular force in pop music.