Break Science & The Russ Liquid Test Plus The Werks @ Howlin’ Wolf

If you have ever been to New Orleans Jazz Fest, you know that the city transforms into a non-stop, two-week party. With the festival properly finishing by 8pm each night, the rest of NOLA opens itself up to even more musical magic until the wee hours of the morning. The late-night schedule is now getting even better as Adam Deitch and Borahm Lee’s Break Science Live Band will team up with The Russ Liquid Test for a performance on Saturday, April 29th at the Howlin’ Wolf, with two sets from The Werks.

Break Science has deep-seeded roots in the rich musical culture of New York City, and Deitch and Lee’s music mimics the city’s diversity as they blend elements of hip-hop, dub, jazz, and trip-hop effortlessly to create their own unique sound. With Adam “Shmeeans” Smirnoff, Eric “Jesus” Coomes, Eric “Benny” Bloom and Ryan Zoidis of Lettuce rounding out the live band lineup, Break Science’s music will be elevated to another level for this special late-night Jazz Fest performance.

With the October release of the 80’s-infused electro/funk album 1984, The Russ Liquid Test continues their exploration into modern dance music, all the while keeping a touch of that New Orleans vibe alive and well. Russ Liquid teams up with producer and accomplished brass player Russell Scott, guitarist Andrew Block, and drummer Deven Trusclair to deliver a groove-oriented sound that evokes the classic funk/soul/R&B stylings, but with a futuristic spin that compliments the evolution of each genre.

Joining in on the late night fun will be Dayton, Ohio-based jamband The Werks, who will bring their exciting live show for two sets in The Den.