Black Opry Revue Freight & Savage

Friday, August 4, 2023
Berkeley, CA
Live Show
8:00 PM PT

Through support for Black artists in country music and adjacent genres, Black Opry strives to make safe and inclusive spaces for Black artists and fans. This edition of the Black Opry Revue features Lisa Sanders, Tylar Bryant, Joe West, and Jackie Gage.

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Artists in a neon diamond. from left to right Lisa Sanders, Tylar Bryant, Joe West, Jackie Gage

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an artist-driven media platform and production team that amplifies the voices, experiences, and stories of BIPOC and 2SLGBTQIA+ artists in Country, Americana, and American roots music.

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