BAM Live at Fort Greene Park
Produced by Danny Kapilian
This free, live, outdoor, fall concert series celebrates R&B, soul, jazz, funk, pop, blues, rock, electronica, spoken word, and more.
The electrifying artist lineup includes genre-bending New Orleans-born trumpeter Chief Adjuah, formerly Christian Scott + Moor Mother (Oct 1); Brooklyn-based jazz/soul/electronic musician and producer Taylor McFerrin featuring Big Yuki and J. Hoard (Oct 2); BAM Celebrates Jack DeJohnette’s 80th birthday and ShapeShifter Plus (Oct 8); Ivan Neville and friends Eric Krasno, Anjelika "Jelly" Joseph, Dumpsta Horns, and more, + Jerron “Blind Boy” Paxton (Oct 9).
RSVPs are not required, but encouraged for staying up-to-date on news about the series. The concert stage is located on Myrtle Avenue lawn at Fort Greene Park.
Leadership support for off-site programs provided by:
Leadership support for BAM Access Programs provided by the Jerome L. Greene Foundation
Leadership support for BAM Community programs provided by The Thompson Family Foundation
Major support for BAM Community and Outdoor Programs is provided by Con Edison
In Partnership with Fort Greene Park Conservancy and NYC Parks 
BAM welcomes Grammy-nominated trumpeter-composer-producer Chief Adjuah. Moor Mother opens.
Ready for this mix of R&B, funk, soul, experimental electronic music, and progressive jazz?
Grammy-winning jazz drummer Jack DeJohnette is joined by an all-star lineup of collaborators.
Ivan Neville—part of NOLA's Neville Brothers family—and friends come to Brooklyn.