The UK’s funk and acid jazz band Jamiroquai has announced it will headline the Black Sea Jazz Festival 2017, to be held in Batumi, Georgia.
The festival runs from July 28-30 and will also feature British singers Joss Stone and MF Robots, as well as American groups like the hip-hop trio De La Soul and Cory Henry and the Funk Apostles band.
Jamiroquai will be performing numbers from its new album “Automation,” set to be released on March 31, while funk lovers will also be able to enjoy the band’s previous hits.
Georgia has played host to the Black Sea Jazz Festival since 2007, which brings together famous artists from all over the world. In previous year, the festival featured such musicians as Parov Stelar, Snoop Dogg, Macy Gray, Quincy Jones, The Prodigy, Carmen Souza Quarter and many others.
Tickets will be on sale from March 27 via www.tkt.ge.
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