Don Was and the Pan-Detroit Ensemble
A nostalgic, raw jazz night.
Don Was, the Grammy-winning producer and Blue Note Records President, brings his Pan-Detroit Ensemble to the stage to celebrate their debut album, Groove in the Face of Adversity. The performance also marks the 50th anniversary of the Grateful Dead’s classic album Blues For Allah. The ensemble features a collective of top-tier jazz musicians from Detroit, delivering a sound that reflects the city's raw, unpretentious groove. The group includes Blue Note artist Dave McMurray, keyboardist Luis Resto, and a lineup of accomplished brass and percussion players. Don Was has enjoyed a storied career producing legends like The Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan, and now returns to his roots with this powerful new collective.
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What is the theme of the Don Was and the Pan-Detroit Ensemble show?+
This performance celebrates the release of the ensemble's debut album alongside the 50th anniversary of the Grateful Dead's seminal record, Blues for Allah.
Who are the key musicians performing in the Pan-Detroit Ensemble?+
The group features producer and bassist Don Was alongside jazz luminaries such as saxophonist Dave McMurray and keyboardist Luis Resto.
How do I get tickets for the show?+
Tickets are available through the official venue platform. Tickets on Mood.
