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Iko YaYa plus Dance Lesson User Submitted

When: Tue., Aug. 27, 8 p.m. 2019
Phone: 510-525-5099
Email: publicity@ashkenaz.com
Price: Tickets are $12 Advance / $15 Day of Show
www.ashkenaz.com/eventcalendar/2019/6/18/iko-yaya-8lkfe
Dance Lesson with Mike Ferketich at 8:00 pm; Show at 8:30 pm Iko Yaya dishes out steaming New Orleans-drenched “swamp and roll” for dancing. The band is made up of longtime members of some of our favorite local groups, and it’ll be a night of “bon temps roulez” big time! The musicians got together in 2013 to play the Louisiana-influenced music that moves them, and, as Jim Scott reports, “That’s when the party started!” Tonight it’s a full plate of their favorite New Orleans-based dance music – blues and boogie, Cajun/zydeco, R&B, Second Line, and even country – all delivered

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