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Jazz pianist Robert Glasper's booming career has taken two different tracks. There's the Robert Glasper Trio, which is his more traditional acoustic ensemble dating to the early '00s featuring drummer Chris Dave and bassist Vicente Harper, and The Robert Glasper Experiment, which defies easy categorization. "Black music is the house that has many rooms," Glasper said in the label bio for the Robert Glasper Experiment's 2013 album, Black Radio 2. "Black people have invented so many dope genres that everyone loves: Jazz, blues, gospel, R&B, rock, hip-hop, and the list goes on. I'm just visiting all those rooms." The first Robert Glasper Experiment album, 2012's Black Radio, fused elements of jazz, R&B, and hip-hop, and teamed Glasper's group with guests including Ledisi, Erykah Badu, Lupe Fiasco, and Bilal. The combination proved a hit with both jazz and R&B fans, and won a Grammy for Best R&B Album. Glasper ventured further into the hip-hop and soul realm on Black Radio 2, which features guests including Common, Norah Jones, Snoop Dogg, and Jill Scott. Glasper and his band toured large clubs and theaters in 2013, getting kudos for their solid musicianship and ?diverse repertoire from both critics and from fans who bought tickets.
The show was amazing. The issues were not with artist with the exception of the tardiness of the show. It was advertised from 6-10 but didn’t start until nearly 8. The area in the park was also very difficult find. GPS took many folks to the wrong area.
He came out cussing and continued to do so throughout even though his 4 year old daughter was there vibrating her birthday very disappointed
Perfect setting for a wonderful concert. I enjoy it a lot.
Felt like the doors maybe opened way too early for this show. The second performer didn’t go on until 9pm and in 90 degree heat, you feel every minute of that.
We really enjoyed the Robert Glasper show. We came in from Ohio and made a weekend of it. Great time, seats,& venue.
Robert Glasper, Yebba and moonlit night sky with the warm breeze was over the top!!??
I Loved every bit of the concert! It was romantic and fun
Great show, good venue to host. Just start on time next time. (Waiting 30+ minutes past the start time is a bit irritating)
I was so looking forward to seeing and hearing Robert Glasper at Ludlow Garage in Cincinnati, Ohio. I purchased my tickets as soon as they went on sale because he had sold out years prior. Sadly the excitement of seeing him quickly faded when he talked nonstop with an audience member about no longer needing to sell merchandise because he is now rich and then there was a Q&A regarding Napa festival venue?!?! Really!!! I’m happy for his success but I wish he had played more and spoke less.
Robert Glasper and Yebba were phenomenal! The sound and atmosphere were top notch and you can’t go wrong at the Aretha with the Detroit River as the backdrop! I love the way Glasper weaves in bits of his best hits and new takes on things like Natalie Cole’s Everlasting Love. I bought a single, front row ticket at the last minute and ended up with THE BEST seat on the house. It’s a night I won’t ever forget.
