$1 per ticket sold will go to benefit NELA United for Students, which supports students experiencing homelessness and financial hardship, and CHIRLA, The Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights.

We recommend arriving early to find parking and avoid waiting in long lines to check in. Public transit or ride-shares are encouraged.

The following items are prohibited- large backpacks, large purses, weapons of any kind, any illicit substances, outside food/drink and professional cameras with a detachable lens

As Sudan Archives, Brittney Parks has combined left-field strains of R&B, hip-hop, and experimental electronic music with hypnotic string loops and the fiddling style of West Africa, as heard on her critically acclaimed album Natural Brown Prom Queen (2022).  The self-taught violinist, singer, songwriter, and producer started playing violin in her native Cincinnati, Ohio. After Parks moved to Los Angeles to study music technology, she started producing beats on a tablet computer with the addition of her vocals and strings, the latter increasingly inspired by immersion in Sudanese music. “A swaggering statement of intent with all the idiosyncratic charm that makes her music so memorable” – Pitchfork (Best New Album, 2022)