Stanton Moore Trio (w/ Robert Walter, Will Bernard) Jazzfest'18
Thu Apr 26, 9:00 PM - Fri Apr 27, 5:30 AM

Thursday April 26th 2018
(9:45 pm Doors//Show 10pm - 5:30am+)
@ THE MAISON in NEW ORLEANS
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Boom Boom Room Presents has produced every Original Stanton Moore Trio kickoff party of New Orleans' Jazzfest since for 19 years. Stanton Moore Trio formed from another BBRP super group 'Frequinox'...
This is a killin' 'KICK-OFF' show to get your annual Jazzfest rollin' in the best direction fo sho!
This is the ULTIMATE PARTY STARTER for Jazzfest every year. New Orleans' own Khris Royal & Dark Matter kick off the night with a mind altering Jazz-Funk-Fusion sound!

Don't miss it people!

"It's voodoo of some kind the way Moore hammers out the beat of the first two tracks, "Squash Blossom" and "Pie Eyed Manc," only to have them shape-shift into the fluid motion of Robert Walter's organ and the quick flick of Will Bernard's guitar." (Doug Collete, All About Jazz)

***The Original STANTON MOORE TRIO***
featuring:
STANTON MOORE - Drums/Galactic
ROBERT WALTER- B3/Greyboy Allstars
WILL BERNARD - Guitar/TJ Kirk

STANTON MOORE
Born and raised in New Orleans, Stanton Moore is a dedicated drummer and performer especially connected to the city, its culture and collaborative spirit. Driven and inspired by the thriving music scene of his hometown which includes such greats as Professor Longhair, Doctor John and The Meters, Moore’s name is now mentioned amongst these Big Easy mainstays.
In the early ‘90s, Moore helped found the New Orleans-based essential funk band Galactic. Their first album, 1996’s widely acclaimed Coolin’ Off, led to an intense tour schedule of nearly 200 gigs a year for the next ten years. Building on their fan base by adding an esteemed list of all-star collaborations to the six albums that followed, Galactic continues to amass a worldwide audience via recording and touring globally. Moore launched his solo career in 1998 aided by eight-string guitar virtuoso Charlie Hunter and saxophonist Skerik (Les Claypool, John Scofield, Roger Water