Come enjoy a day of great soul, funk, and jazz music while you munch on crab and socialize at DC Nitelife’s next big event, the Soul Funk Jazz Summer Festival and Crab Feast on August 26th at MD’s Rosecraft Raceway. This nine-hour outdoor festival promises to deliver a bevy of great music, and a crab feast that every guest will enjoy.
The event planners for the Soul Dunk Jazz Summer Festival and Crab Feast, DC Nitelife, not only promote their own events on their website, but also share information about other events happening in the DC area. At DC Nitelife’s website, people can post their own events, and share articles about events they have gone to or things they’d like to recommend to others. DC Nitelife’s website also offers a Perfect Match dating member opportunity to help you meet your perfect romantic match.
DC Nitelife’s Soul Funk Jazz Summer Festival and Crab Feast is an all-day outdoor event that offers you both great food and fantastic live music. The list of live music performers include:
Live DJs will also be spinning music, including DJ Eclipse, DJ Technique, and DJ Mello T. The event will be hosted by radio and TV personality Cortney Hicks from WBAVA V 101.9 and radio personality and comedian Timmy Hall from MAJIC 102.3 FM.
Tickets for general admission without food cost $50. For general admission with the crab feast, ticket prices are $75. VIP tickets cost $150.
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