An Evening With Meshell Ndegeocello plus Justin Hicks at Winter JazzFest at Pioneer Works

NYC Winter Jazzfest presents Meshell Ndegeocello with Justin Hicks at Pioneer Works in Brooklyn.

Meshell Ndegeocello is the quintessential Winter Jazzfest artist—restlessly collaborative, multi-disciplinary, and fiercely dedicated to chronicling the experiences of Black Americans through song. Across projects that braid soul, jazz, and spoken word, her work radiates the creative impulse to bring joy, pain, birth, death and all life’s events in words and music—always unflinching, and deeply grooving.

Justin Hicks is a multidisciplinary artist and performer who uses music and sound to investigate identity and value. As a composer and performer, his work has been featured at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Performance Space New York, The Public Theater, The Whitney Museum of American among many others....

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NYC Winter Jazzfest presents Meshell Ndegeocello with Justin Hicks at Pioneer Works in Brooklyn.

Meshell Ndegeocello is the quintessential Winter Jazzfest artist—restlessly collaborative, multi-disciplinary, and fiercely dedicated to chronicling the experiences of Black Americans through song. Across projects that braid soul, jazz, and spoken word, her work radiates the creative impulse to bring joy, pain, birth, death and all life’s events in words and music—always unflinching, and deeply grooving.

Justin Hicks is a multidisciplinary artist and performer who uses music and sound to investigate identity and value. As a composer and performer, his work has been featured at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Performance Space New York, The Public Theater, The Whitney Museum of American among many others.

Praised by The New York Times, The New Yorker, NPR, and more, NYC Winter Jazzfest is a gathering point for artists, cultural workers, longtime listeners, and those just finding their way in.

Don’t miss this chance to experience these true artists and the spirit of Winter Jazzfest at Pioneer Works!

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