The Lost Tribe and The Z-Boys live at 195 District Park (Location updated)
Wed, Sep 11
|Providence
Join us to celebrate music from The Lost Tribe (CT) and The Z-Boys at 195 District Park


Time & Location
Sep 11, 2024, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Providence, 195 District Park, Providence, RI 02903, USA
About the event
This event is postponed due to Rain.
We are trilled to announce PVD World Music will return to Dexter Training Ground Park with Live performance from The Lost Tribe and The Z-Boys. Music will start at 6:00 PM so join us early to listen, dance and dance to musical sounds as diverse as the people of Rhode Island and the world.
About The Lost Tribe
https://losttribect.com/videos/
Biography
The Lost Tribe is a drum-centered Afro-funk fusion ensemble, led by percussionist Jocelyn Pleasant. As a traditional percussionist and drum kit player, Pleasant wanted to create a group that showcased the drum as a lead instrument and melodic voice. Her goal was also to provide a platform for musicians of different but overlapping communities to come together. She started the group in 2016, with the goal of infusing the djembe ensemble into African Diasporic music like jazz, rock, blues, and reggae.
In addition to its core members, Lost Tribe performances often include various special guests that reflect the large talent pool of their community. Regardless of the line-up, the staples of a Tribe performance are energy, stage presence and GROOVE. They have opened for international acts Mokoomba (of Zimbabwe), and Trio da Kali (of Mali), were a featured artist at the 2018 Greater Hartford Festival of Jazz, and won first place at the 2019 Valley Music Showcase (of Western Massachusetts).
Their eclectic collection of music is available on Bandcamp and streaming platforms, including the EPs Diaspora and WLCT Radio, as well as two singles released in 2020, Say Their Names and Diaspora Sings.
About Z Boys
About The Z-Boys
The Z-Boys are a most excellent power trio hailing from Newport, Rhode Island. With a combination of surf rock, blazing fast country, latin, and metal influences, The Z-Boys will grab your attention and give it a smooch. If you can pick your jaw up off the floor, you may find yourself dancing until the tequila emerges from all your pores. Oh, and we'll make you pancakes after.