By: Howard Mercer
In the heart of Hollywood, an event is brewing that aims to blend the soulful essence of jazz with the vibrant energy of a homecoming celebration. Phillip Brandon, the multifaceted singer-songwriter known for his mellifluous voice and captivating storytelling, is gearing up to take the stage at the Catalina Jazz Club on May 29. This night is not just any performance; it marks Brandon’s triumphant return to the venue for the first time since 2015, celebrating the release of his latest single “Mystery (feat. Gerald Albright)” which has already made waves by reaching #2 on the iTunes Jazz Charts.
Phillip Brandon’s journey in music is as diverse as it is impressive. Born and raised in Inglewood, CA, and a proud graduate of Morehouse College in Atlanta, GA, Brandon has carved a niche for himself in the world of music with his deep-rooted passion and unparalleled talent. His previous album, “The Story Begins,” showcased his knack for weaving intricate tales through melody, with its leading single “Come On” spending 12 consecutive weeks on the Billboard Top 20 Chart for Smooth Jazz.
Beyond his solo career, Brandon’s voice has resonated across sold-out arenas nationwide as the narrator for the multi-platinum rock group Trans-Siberian Orchestra. His versatility shines through his extensive career that spans across acting on Broadway in Oprah Winfrey’s “The Color Purple,” to appearances in hit TV shows such as S.W.A.T., Station 19, The Flight Attendant, Henry Danger, and Grace & Frankie. With endorsements from major brands like Chase alongside Kevin Hart, Lifetime/Dish opposite Jane Seymour, Walmart opposite Fred Armisen, and Finish Line opposite 2 Chainz, Phillip Brandon’s influence extends well beyond music.
As May 29 approaches, anticipation builds for what assures to be an unforgettable evening at Catalina Jazz Club. Brandon’s excitement is palpable as he shares his enthusiasm about performing in his hometown once again after almost a decade. “If you have yet to see me Live… get ready!! I rarely get a chance to play in my own home town, so I am so excited to be back at this prestigious Hollywood venue,” says Phillip Brandon. He further adds that attendees can expect a full band and singers accompanying him to celebrate not only “Mystery” but also preview new songs from his upcoming third studio project.
“Mystery (feat. Gerald Albright)” stands as a testament to Phillip Brandon’s growth as an artist and storyteller. Drawing inspiration from personal experiences and observations of the world around him, he crafts songs that resonate with listeners on a deeply emotional level. This upcoming single release party is more than just an evening of entertainment; it’s an intimate glimpse into Brandon’s artistic journey and what lies ahead.
For fans old and new alike who are eager to experience Phillip Brandon’s magnetic presence live should mark their calendars for this special occasion at Catalina Jazz Club—a venue renowned for its intimate setting and exceptional acoustics which will undoubtedly complement Brandon’s powerful performances.
This show not only signifies Phillip Brandon’s ongoing evolution as an artist but he also serves as an inspiration to many, as music has been a saving grace for those needing comfort, hope, and positive energy. As we look forward to witnessing this spectacular night unfold filled with soul-stirring jazz tunes and heartfelt performances, let us not forget how events like these remind us of music’s enduring power to bring people together.
Those interested should act swiftly to secure their spots for this much-anticipated event by clicking this link for tickets and additional information about Phillip Brandon’s illustrious career thus far—and where it’s headed next.
May 29th at Catalina Jazz Club isn’t just another date on the calendar; it represents an opportunity to be part of something truly special—an evening where mystery meets melody in perfect harmony under Hollywood’s glittering lights.
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Published by: Holy Minoza
