All Cows Eat Grass To Headline Levitt AMP Chattanooga Music Series Thursday

  • Tuesday, October 3, 2017
All Cows Eat Grass performs at the Levitt AMP Chattanooga Music Series Thursday
All Cows Eat Grass performs at the Levitt AMP Chattanooga Music Series Thursday

All Cows Eat Grass is set to headline the Levitt AMP Chattanooga Music Series on Thursday at 7 p.m. on the lawn of the Bessie Smith Cultural center.  Local artist Seaux Chill will open the evening with a performance at 5:45 p.m.  The public is invited to bring their blankets and lawn chairs to the concert. 

The Levitt AMP Chattanooga Music Series offers 10 weeks of free, live music on the lawn of the Bessie Smith Cultural Center featuring local, regional and national talent. 

Review for All Cows Eat Grass: 

All Cows Eat Grass is an electro-funk band and art collective based in the pastures of Atlanta. Friends for a lifetime, these native Tennessee kids started their career traveling the world as the producers and music directors for six-time Grammy nominee Janelle Monáe's live performance. Jam sessions on the road resulted in the creation of tribal, funky, electro-trap tunes that express a locally-cultivated world sound. Through the power of music, All Cows Eat Grass organically came to life, morphing into an eclectic and unique trio.

Review for Seaux Chill: 

Nabil Ince, stage name Seaux Chill, is an artist originally from Columbia, Md. who has been in the Chattanooga area for the past few years. Piano is his first love, playing since he was six-years-old. However, Nabil also loves producing music, composing melodies, and writing poetry/hip-hop. 

The Levitt AMP Chattanooga Music Series will be held on Thursday nights on the lawn of the Bessie Smith Cultural Center from Aug. 24-Oct. 26 from 5:30-8:30 p.m.  This series will invigorate the lawn of the Bessie Smith Cultural Center in the historic Martin Luther King district, shining a light on the area’s renowned musical heritage. 

Food for purchase will be provided by Dipped Fresh, Chew Chew Chattanooga, Chatter Box Cafe, Taqueria Jalisciense, Choo Choo Ice, and Bruster’s Ice Cream.  Beverage for purchase will be provided by Oddstory Brewing Company and Barley Chattanooga. 

The Bessie Smith Cultural Center has 70 parking spaces in its lot available. After 6 p.m., there is free street parking located along MLK Boulevard and Houston Street. After 6 p.m., there are various public parking lots near the property that are available. 

For concert schedule updates related to weather, please visit the Urban League of Greater Chattanooga's Facebook page.


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