Najee
Recipient of the United States Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award, Grammy and NAACP award-winning, Multi-Platinum selling Saxophonist/Flautist
Western Addition Music Festival
Jazz & Blues Edition
Bridging Music, Culture and Community
Jazz & Blues Edition
Bridging Music, Culture and Community
Over 10 exciting live bands & musicians performing the best in jazz, blues & soul
Huge variety of American, Asian and Southern Cuisine with countless mouth-watering options
Free games, arts & crafts and a ton of kids activities for the whole family
Discover one-of-a-kind finds with dozens of boutiques, shops and artisans to choose from
Thousands will be attendance as the 2nd Annual Western Addition Music Festival presents an extraordinary collective of inspiring Jazz & Blues artists.
Spanning 4 city blocks, the festival features ten live performances on two stages, 60+ vendors, a massive kids fun zone, fashion show and much more!
ARTIST LINE-UP
Recipient of the United States Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award, Grammy and NAACP award-winning, Multi-Platinum selling Saxophonist/Flautist
The City’s own blues vocalist and guitarist kicks off the event performing new and hit songs from his past five albums.
Soul blues singer, guitarist, arranger, songwriter and hit record producer.
Emmy Award Winner and R&B singer who had a string of smash hit singles in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
DJ: Ron Thomas 11:00AM to 11:20AM
David Hardiman: 11:20AM to 12:05AM
Fillmore Slim: 12:25PM to 1:05PM
Johnnie Rawls: 1:20PM to 2:00PM
Tia Carroll: 2:15PM to 2:55PM
Mary Stallings: 3:10PM to 3:50PM
Alyson Williams: 4:05PM to 4:45PM
Najee: 5:00PM to 6PM
Hosted by Antione Davis of KBLX
DJ: 11PM
Barry White Tribute: 12 noon
Maxine Jones: 12:30-1PM
Teddy P Tribute: 1-2PM
Superfly Tribute: 2-3PM
Mario B Fashion Show: 3-4PM
Blue Magic: 4-5PM
The Stylistics: 5-6PM
Festival-goers will be drowning in countless mouth-watering options from our hand picked food trucks and restaurateurs. Don’t forget to RSVP for your chance to win Gift Certificates good at select vendors.
Festival-goers will be drowning in countless mouth-watering options from our hand picked food trucks and restaurateurs. Don’t forget to RSVP for your chance to win Gift Certificates good at select vendors.
Prizes & Givaways
Thanks to our generous sponsors, all RSVP entries will be automatically entered into the drawing for a chance to win prizes including Gift Certificates to local restaurants & retailers, Kids Goodie Bags, special treats and more.
Why Here
Once deemed the “Harlem of the West,” The Fillmore District was the Pacific Coast epicenter of black entertainment, music and culture. Since the 1950s and well through the early 70s, the Fillmore District featured legendary jazz & blues performers and was home to 20 blocks of black businesses.
Japantown dates back to 1906, when the Great Earthquake and Fire devastated Japanese enclaves in Chinatown and South of Market, and the Japanese community began to move to the Western Addition area of San Francisco.
During World War II, the entire Japanese community of San Francisco were forced from their homes and relocated to internment camps. Released in 1945, they slowly begin to return to the West Coast.
Today, Japantown offers tourists many opportunities for shopping, eating, and entertainment, as well as a look at the area’s history.
Japantown dates back to 1906, when the Great Quake devastated Japanese enclaves in Chinatown and South of Market, and the Japanese community began to move to the Western Addition area of San Francisco.
During World War II, the entire Japanese community of San Francisco were forced from their homes and relocated to internment camps. Released in 1945, they slowly begin to return to the West Coast.
Today, Japantown offers tourists many opportunities for shopping, eating, and entertainment, as well as a look at the area’s history.
Why Here
Once deemed the “Harlem of the West,” The Fillmore District was the Pacific Coast epicenter of black entertainment, music and culture. Since the 1950s and well through the early 70s, the Fillmore District featured legendary jazz & blues performers and was home to 20 blocks of black businesses.
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