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Joe Bagale at Yoshi’s SF Nov. 19th!
Can’t miss this show y’all. Joe Bagale is one of the most original and creative artists of his generation. A 26 year old singer-songwriter/composer, multi-instrumentalist, and producer, who is pushing the envelope of what we know as “POP” music. His compositions feature the soul of R&B and the heart of rock, redefining the San Francisco music scene.

Also performing is the amazing Crystal Monee Hall.
She is a singer/songwriter and works as both a session singer and a vocal arranger, as well as a background vocalist for several amazing artists including , Spencer Day, Jason Mraz and Elton John.

Yoshi’s SF to Feature R&B Phenom Joe Bagale Friday, July 31st

The SF Bay Area welcomes NY transplant and R&B rising star Joe Bagale to San Francisco’s premier jazz venue, Yoshi’s SF, at 10 PM this July 31st. Bagale has steadily gained notoriety as both a multi-instrumentalist producer (2008’s Joe Bagale) and performer with acts such as The Jazz Mafia, Realistic Orchestra, Supertaster and the acclaimed “Brass, Bows & Beats: A Hip Hop Symphony,” for which he wrote and arranged vocal parts for 5 voices. At the age of 17, he received the ‘Outstanding Rhythm Section Award’ presented to him by living legend Wynton Marsalis and went on to study under such greats as Ron Carter and Steve Gadd, at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, NY. Bagale’s talents have now erupted here on the West Coast as he has made rapid strides as a singer/songwriter while steadily performing and producing new music with a nod to classic giants. Info

Recent press from Joe's performance at The Palace of Fine Arts.

"Joe Bagale brought the house down with his soul cry “Love Song,”
- Sonoma County Bohemian

"In Bagale, who arranged most of the vocals, Theis has found a welcome conspirator and mouthpiece to articulate his vision"
- press democrat

"Joe Bagale - he’s a great drummer, and put together some awesome vocal arrangements for the first half. But then, in the second set, he performed an original soul tune called “Love Song,” and he rocked it so " " hard that he made made every chick in the audience’s ovaries catch fire."
- murfinsandburglars.com