The Propyard, Thursday 20th April
R&B and Disco queen Jocelyn Brown is coming to Bristol for one night only
There’s ‘Something Going On’ at Propyard as music legend, Jocelyn Brown, brings jazz, funk and soul to the Crane Room on Thursday 20 April
One of the biggest names in the music industry is coming to Feeder Road to bring a decade of dancefloor hits to Propyard on Thursday 20 April 2023. Jocelyn Brown will grace the stage for one night only, bringing her biggest hits to Bristol with classics such as ‘Somebody Else’s Guy’, ‘Keep on Jumping’, ‘Something Going On’ and many more floorfillers.
From 7pm to 12am, audiences will experience the distinctive and powerful vocals of Jocelyn’s hits and ballads in an intimate evening with the ‘All About the Music’ icon. With a potent and passionate voice, fans of the R&B royal would typically find Jocelyn performing at Jazz Cafe in London, so this unique performance is an unmissable night out.
Having blessed the stage and music industry for over 50 years, with singles spanning a variety of genres, Jocelyn Brown’s esteemed career and discography is sure to be a legacy performance for Bristol as much as it is Propyard.
Head of Live Programming and Events at Propyard, Cat Roberts, said: “We are in awe just thinking about this performance! Welcoming such an industry-icon to Propyard is such a momentous occasion for us as it will bring so much joy to fans who have always dreamt about watching Jocelyn perform. For one night only, we will be transforming the Crane Room into a once-in-a-lifetime concert performance with the one and only Jocelyn Brown. Don’t miss it.”
Third release tickets are now on sale on the Propyard website, with final release set to go live soon. Third release tickets are £25.00 plus booking fee, and final release tickets are £30.00 plus booking fee. Follow Propyard on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter to keep up to date with more announcements and events.
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