LCP Bob Baldwin and Althea Rene Jazz
Saturday, October 25, 2025
7:00 p. m.
Bob Baldwin is an American jazz pianist, composer, and producer celebrated for his smooth jazz and fusion style. Since the late 1980s, he has released over 30 albums, earning acclaim for blending jazz with R&B, funk, and Latin rhythms. Some of his well-known tracks include "Love's In Need of Love Today," "Summer Breeze," and "Never Out of Season." Baldwin is also noted for his tributes to Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson, and for his dedication to promoting independent jazz artists through his radio show and label.
Althea René is an acclaimed American soul-jazz flutist known for her dynamic performances and genre-blending compositions. Born on December 25 in Detroit, Michigan, she began playing the flute at the age of four and later studied classical music at Howard University. Inspired by her father, Dezie McCullers, a member of Motown’s original Funk Brothers. She made history in 2013 with her album In the Flow, whose title track became the first flute-featured single to reach No. 1 on both the Billboard and Smooth Jazz charts. Her discography includes albums such as Flawsome (2019), Unstoppable (2017), and Live in Detroit (2015), with notable songs like “Inner Circle,” “Barbara Mae,” “Gypsy Soul,” “Secret Smile,” and “Sunday Cruise.”
Tickets:
$55 General Public
Seating: Reserved
7:00 p. m.
Bob Baldwin is an American jazz pianist, composer, and producer celebrated for his smooth jazz and fusion style. Since the late 1980s, he has released over 30 albums, earning acclaim for blending jazz with R&B, funk, and Latin rhythms. Some of his well-known tracks include "Love's In Need of Love Today," "Summer Breeze," and "Never Out of Season." Baldwin is also noted for his tributes to Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson, and for his dedication to promoting independent jazz artists through his radio show and label.
Althea René is an acclaimed American soul-jazz flutist known for her dynamic performances and genre-blending compositions. Born on December 25 in Detroit, Michigan, she began playing the flute at the age of four and later studied classical music at Howard University. Inspired by her father, Dezie McCullers, a member of Motown’s original Funk Brothers. She made history in 2013 with her album In the Flow, whose title track became the first flute-featured single to reach No. 1 on both the Billboard and Smooth Jazz charts. Her discography includes albums such as Flawsome (2019), Unstoppable (2017), and Live in Detroit (2015), with notable songs like “Inner Circle,” “Barbara Mae,” “Gypsy Soul,” “Secret Smile,” and “Sunday Cruise.”
Tickets:
$55 General Public
Seating: Reserved
