Ring in the New Year in LA with Postmodern Jukebox.
This New Year’s Eve Postmodern Jukebox brings their iconic sound to the Walt Disney Concert Hall for two exciting shows. This YouTube jazz-pop sensation has dazzled the world with covers from Radiohead to Katie Perry — and they’re about to release their first live album.
Founded by pianist Scott Bradlee, Postmodern Jukebox has amassed more than three million followers on Youtube, and those numbers keep growing alongside the band’s extensive catalogue. Each week the collective posts a ragtime rendition of throwbacks and top 40 hits, giving visitors, avid fans and newbies alike their signature sound: “gramophone music in a smartphone world.”
So shine up those dancing shoes and get ready to celebrate with the group’s unique twist on modern pop hits, all cleverly rearranged in styles that run the gamut from jazz to ragtime, swing and more. Why not ring in the new year in style and come dressed to the nines in your best Roaring Twenties outfit? You’ll be the Cat’s Pajamas! The party starts early at the LA Phil’s retro speakeasy, featuring (yes, that’s right) 10-cent drinks!
Don’t miss Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox, with two New Year’s Eve performances at Walt Disney Concert Hall. Get your tickets now at LAPhil dot com.
Performance Date: December 31, 2017
Performance Times: 7 PM and 10:30
Location: Walt Disney Concert Hall Tickets available.
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