Leimert Park Music Series Kicks Off with an Iconic Night Celebrating Music at The World Stage
The Leimert Park Music Series debuted with a powerful night of artistry, energy, and music excellence, bringing together rising talent and authentic voices at the legendary World Stage in collaboration with 247 Live Culture. We discuss it here!
Shah Infinite Performs Live at The Leimert Park Music Series
By: Omar Cook
The Leimert Park Music Series debuted with an unforgettable night of energy, artistry, and powerful performances, marking a historic moment for Black music and spoken word in Los Angeles. Hosted at the legendary World Stage, this first-of-its-kind collaboration with 247 Live Culture created an electric atmosphere where raw talent, authentic voices, and cultural excellence took center stage.
V. Lynn Performs Live at The Leimert Park Music Series Alongside Sweet Candy Radio
J. Elliott Performs Live at The Leimert Park Music Series
From the soulful melodies of V. Lynn and Ventage to the dynamic lyricism of Shah Infinite and Dexter Kelly, every artist brought a unique presence that left the audience in awe. J. Elliott's performance further elevated the night, while DJ Candice Manier of Sweet Candy Radio set the perfect musical vibe, making sure the energy never faded. The open mic segment allowed even more voices to shine, creating a space where community, creativity, and connection thrived.
Ventage Performs Live at The Leimert Park Music Series
Dexter Kelly Performs Live at The Leimert Park Music Series
This inaugural event was more than just a show—it was a cultural movement, reinforcing Leimert Park's legacy as a hub for Black creativity and artistic expression. The next Leimert Park Music Series event is set for March 31, promising another powerful lineup of emerging artists, soul-stirring performances, and an atmosphere that celebrates the essence of Black music.
Shah Infinite Performs Live at The World Stage | Leimert Park Music Series
V. Lynn Performs Live at The World Stage | Leimert Park Music Series
Ventage Performs Live at The World Stage | Leimert Park Music Series
J. Elliott Performs Live at The World Stage | Leimert Park Music Series
Dexter Kelly Performs Live at The World Stage | Leimert Park Music Series
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Leimert Park Music Series Set to Kick Off at the World Stage Featuring 4 Rising Artists
The Leimert Park Music Series is a monthly celebration of Black music, spoken word, and artistic excellence at The World Stage, offering a platform for rising talent to shine in an intimate and culturally rich setting. Set to kick off February 17th with live performances from rising artists, Shah Infinite, Ventage, and J. Elliott, tickets are available here!
Leimert Park Music Series Set to Kick Off at the World Stage Featuring 4 Rising Artists
By: Omar Cook
The Leimert Park Music Series is a cultural movement dedicated to celebrating the artistry, authenticity, and rich legacy of Black music and spoken word. Taking place monthly on Monday nights at the iconic World Stage in Leimert Park, this collaboration with 247 Live Culture offers a platform for rising talent to shine in a space deeply rooted in artistic excellence. The inaugural event kicks off on February 17, from 8 PM to 10 PM, with tickets priced at just $15, available through 247 Live Culture’s website and Eventbrite. The first event features live performances from Shah Infinite, Ventage, V. Lynn, Dexter Kelly, and J. Elliott. DJ Candice Manier of Sweet Candy Radio will create the musical vibe for the night.
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An Immersive Experience of Music and Poetry
The Leimert Park Music Series is an event created to elevate and amplify the voices of emerging Black artists while creating an intimate connection between performers and audiences. Each event features 3-4 talented artists, performing up to five songs, creating an electric atmosphere that merges R&B, jazz, soul, hip-hop, and spoken word into an unforgettable experience.
In addition to featured performances, the open mic segment invites poets and music artists to step onto the stage and share their voices with the community. This opportunity allows new talents to gain exposure, sharpen their craft, and be part of a thriving artistic movement that honors the legacy of Black creativity.
A Legacy of Artistic Excellence at The World Stage
Nestled in the heart of Leimert Park Village, The World Stage stands as an educational and performance art institution that has been pivotal in shaping South L.A.’s creative landscape. Founded in 1989 by jazz legend Billy Higgins and poet and activist Kamau Daáood, The World Stage has long served as a sanctuary for artists seeking self-discovery, experimentation, and collaboration in an enriching environment.
With a capacity of 100 attendees, The World Stage has hosted an array of transformative events, workshops, and performances, fostering generations of artistic excellence. Alumni from this space include musical groups like B Sharp Jazz Quartet and Young World Stage All-Stars, renowned poets, authors, and artists such as Michael Datcher, Ruth Forman, Dwight Trible, and Peter J. Harris.
The mission of The World Stage aligns seamlessly with the goals of 247 Live Culture—to honor, preserve, and advance the legacy of African American music, literature, and oral traditions. By launching the Leimert Park Music Series, this initiative contributes to the movement of empowering authentic voices with real messages, ensuring that Black artistry continues to thrive in Los Angeles and beyond.
The Leimert Park Music Series provides an opportunity to witness the future of Black music and spoken word unfold in an intimate and culturally significant setting. Whether you’re an artist, poet, or music enthusiast, this series invites you to celebrate, support, and uplift the next generation of Black creatives.
Join us at The World Stage, embrace the sound of authenticity, and experience the magic of the Leimert Park Music Series. Secure your tickets today and be part of a historic movement that continues to inspire and shape the landscape of Black culture.