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SUMMARY:The Darryl Yokley Quartet
DESCRIPTION:7:00 PM & 8:30 PM| Tickets: $35 at the door. Reservations: No
 t necessary. We recommend arriving 20-30 minutes before showtime to secu
 re your seat. Seating: Available throughout the shows. Bar Hours: Open f
 rom 5:00 PM to midnight — no cover charge to enjoy cocktails and the vib
 e! Darryl Yokley -saxophone Zaccai Curtis – piano Luques Curtis – bass W
 ayne Smith Jr. – drums Grammy Award–winning saxophonist Darryl Yokley ha
 s carved out a place in today’s jazz world as a fearless improviser and 
 visionary composer with a sound and concept entirely his own. Praised by
  The New York Times\, DownBeat\, and All About Jazz\, Yokley has been de
 scribed as an artist who “sidesteps standard categorization with ease” (
 Brent Black) and as one who “nakedly shuttles emotion through his instru
 ment” (Dave Cantor\, DownBeat). Born to an African American father and a
  first-generation Mexican mother\, Yokley draws deeply from his diverse 
 cultural roots. His projects reflect a lifelong fascination with global 
 traditions\, literature\, and visual art — from his critically acclaimed
  album Pictures at an African Exhibition to his latest release\, Un Mund
 o en Soledad\, inspired by Gabriel García Márquez’s One Hundred Years of
  Solitude. With his ensemble Sound Reformation\, founded in 2010\, Yokle
 y has toured internationally and earned a reputation for bold\, cross-di
 sciplinary work that bridges cultures and art forms. After classical tra
 ining at Duquesne University and Michigan State University\, Yokley hone
 d his jazz voice on the bandstands of Philadelphia and New York\, mentor
 ed by legends including Orrin Evans\, Mickey Roker\, and Tim Warfield. H
 is versatility has led him to share the stage with artists across genres
 \, from Eddie Palmieri\, Sean Jones\, and Ralph Peterson Jr. to Motown i
 cons The Four Tops\, The Temptations\, and The O’Jays. He has performed 
 at premier venues such as Lincoln Center\, the Kennedy Center\, Madison 
 Square Garden\, and Wolf Trap\, and has collaborated with cultural insti
 tutions including the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Beyond the stage\, Yok
 ley is an active educator whose students have gone on to study at top co
 nservatories and perform at Carnegie Hall. He has served as a guest arti
 st and lecturer at universities across the U.S. and continues to champio
 n the role of music as a bridge between communities. In 2024\, he launch
 ed D-Yokes Records\, giving him a dedicated platform to release projects
  that embody his artistic vision. He currently performs in the Tony Awar
 d– and Grammy-Award winning Broadway production Hell’s Kitchen by Alicia
  Keys\, further expanding his musical reach. Whether reimagining the con
 cert experience through ambitious multimedia works or igniting a room wi
 th his raw\, expressive saxophone sound\, Darryl Yokley continues to pus
 h jazz forward — honoring its traditions while fearlessly charting new p
 aths.\n\nMore info: https://www.zincbar.com/event/the-darryl-yokley-quar
 tet/\n\nhttps://findlocal.community/event/2aa0c8c0-2b9a-41bc-a49a-c427b2
 98e8ee
LOCATION:Zinc Bar\, New York\, NY
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/2aa0c8c0-2b9a-41bc-a49a-c427b298e8e
 e
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