Muse/ique Presents ‘Etta at Last’ Oct. 13-14

Muse/ique will present “Etta at Last” on Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 13-14, at the Huntington in San Marino. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. for cocktail hour and music will begin at 7:30 p.m.
“All we ever needed to make our lives whole was the voice of Etta James,” a statement from Muse/ique said. “Born in Los Angeles in 1938, her storied career came to symbolize the multi-layered creative innovations of our city. She made the world’s best musicians — from Elvis to B.B. King to Chuck Berry — even better. And with her vocal magic, she masterfully blended the best of the American sound — from blues, R&B, and soul to rock, jazz and gospel.
“In this life-affirming performance, we explore Etta’s influences (from Billie Holiday to gospel and beyond), celebrate our favorite Etta songs — including one never released — and relive her most famous collaborations.”
Muse/ique’s special guest is Grammy-winning guitarist Josh Sklair, who had co-written with James. The event will also feature vocalists Kecia Lewis, Briana Lee and Ashley Faatoalia; Tim Carmon on piano; Jonathan Richards on bass; Jamey Tate on drums/arrangements; dancers from the Lula Washington Dance Theatre; and Los Angeles Vocal Artists (LAVA) led by Jeffrey Bernstein.
Muse/ique is requiring proof of vaccination upon entry to all events.
Concessions will be available for purchase. Due to venue regulations, no outside food or beverage will be permitted.
For further information, visit muse-ique.com.