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Grammy-nominated singer-songwer Lalah Hathaway on Sundance ASCAP Music Café stage.
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Zac Clark performing at ASCAP.
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Zac Clark performing at ASCAP.
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Singer-songwriter Marlon Williams from New Zealand.
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Singer-songwriter Marlon Williams from New Zealand.
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Walking Out film director Andrew Smith, ASCAP’s Loretta Muñoz, the film’s composer Ernst Reijseger and co-director Alex Smith.
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Walking Out film director Andrew Smith, ASCAP’s Loretta Muñoz, the film’s composer Ernst Reijseger and co-director Alex Smith.
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ASCAP’s Rachel Perkins with composer Bear McCreary, who scored the music to this year’s Sundance films Colossal, Unrest and Rebel in the Rye.
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Composer Ernst Reijseger, who composed this year’s Sundance film, Walking Out.
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Stax recording artists Southern Avenue sizzle at the 2017 Sundance ASCAP Music Café.
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ASCAP’s Rachel Perkins with composer Bear McCreary, who scored the music to this year’s Sundance films Colossal, Unrest and Rebel in the Rye.
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Singer-songwriter Josh Kelley outside the Sundance ASCAP Music Café.
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Stax recording artists Southern Avenue sizzle at the 2017 Sundance ASCAP Music Café.
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Singer-songwriter and star of the Sundance film The Wound, Nakhane Touré.
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Singer-songwriter Josh Kelley outside the Sundance ASCAP Music Café.
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Pictured (l-r) are Music Café performers Brandon Robert Young and Clare Bowen of CMT’s Nashville TV series with ASCAP’s Loretta Muñoz.
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Singer-songwriter and star of the Sundance film The Wound, Nakhane Touré.
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SadGirl’s Misha Lindes played an updated take on surf rock and punk at the 2017 Sundance ASCAP.
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Pictured (l-r) are Music Café performers Brandon Robert Young and Clare Bowen of CMT’s Nashville TV series with ASCAP’s Loretta Muñoz.
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Los Angeles-based alternative pop/rock band Rooney wowed the crowd at the 2017 Sundance ASCAP Music Café.
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SadGirl’s Misha Lindes played an updated take on surf rock and punk at the 2017 Sundance ASCAP.
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Michael Franti in the Sundance ASCAP Music Café audience.
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Los Angeles-based alternative pop/rock band Rooney wowed the crowd at the 2017 Sundance ASCAP Music Café.
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Picture (l-r) are Elena Pinderhughes, acclaimed vocalist, flutist and composer and Samora Pinderhughes, composer, vocalist and pianist, played a special set of their music on Monday, January 24th, at the Sundance ASCAP Music Café. Samara scored the 2017 Sundance documentary Whose Streets.
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Michael Franti in the Sundance ASCAP Music Café audience.
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Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Fantastic Negrito performs at the Sundance ASCAP Music Café.
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Picture (l-r) are Elena Pinderhughes, acclaimed vocalist, flutist and composer and Samora Pinderhughes, composer, vocalist and pianist, played a special set of their music on Monday, January 24th, at the Sundance ASCAP Music Café. Samara scored the 2017 Sundance documentary Whose Streets.
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Rotana from Saudia Arabia.
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Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Fantastic Negrito performs at the Sundance ASCAP Music Café.
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R.LUM.R performed at the 2017 Sundance ASCAP Music Café on January 20th and 21st.
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Rotana from Saudia Arabia.
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Canadian singer-songwriter Andy Shauf performed at the 2017 Sundance ASCAP Music Café on January 21 and 22.
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R.LUM.R performed at the 2017 Sundance ASCAP Music Café on January 20th and 21st.
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Bluebird Cafe Series: Brett Young.
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Canadian singer-songwriter Andy Shauf performed at the 2017 Sundance ASCAP Music Café on January 21 and 22.
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Bluebird Cafe Series: Rivers Rutherford
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Bluebird Cafe Series: Brett Young.
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Nina performs as part of ASCAP Music Café.
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Bluebird Cafe Series: Rivers Rutherford
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President of the Hip Hop Caucus The Rev. Lennox Yearwood, Jr. speaks passionately about protecting the environment during Antonique Smith’s set.
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Nina performs as part of ASCAP Music Café.
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Rob Kolar and Lauren Brown of KOLARS.
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President of the Hip Hop Caucus The Rev. Lennox Yearwood, Jr. speaks passionately about protecting the environment during Antonique Smith’s set.
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Composer Ernst Reijseger, who composed this year’s Sundance film, Walking Out.
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Rob Kolar and Lauren Brown of KOLARS.
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Grammy-nominated singer-songwer Lalah Hathaway on Sundance ASCAP Music Café stage.
