Black History Funk - Funk Tribute Show Tickets

Black History Funk - Funk Tribute Show is the dynamic live experience led by Bay Area funk veteran Eric 'EQ' Young, famed for his time as the bassist with Con Funk Shun and hailed as the Godson of Funk. This tribute blends authentic funk from James Brown’s era through 80s and 90s icons, delivering high-energy performances that keep the groove alive. The project is closely associated with Yoshi’s Oakland, making it a staple for Black History Month and beyond.

For fans seeking a straightforward, no-nonsense ticket experience, we’ve got you covered. Secure your seats and join a show that celebrates funk history with precision, soul, and the unmistakable bass lines that defined generations.

Biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour info for Black History Funk. Expect setlists rooted in classic funk from James Brown’s era through legendary acts like Rick James, George Clinton, Bootsy Collins, and the Gap Band. Upcoming tour date to note: February 7, 2025 at Yoshi’s Oakland, with additional Black History Month performances referenced for February 8, 2025. The project maintains ongoing ties with Yoshi’s Oakland (2023–2025 listings) and features Andre/album highlights such as My Passion (2018, Unisoul Records), plus earlier EP Just 4 You (2012) and multiple singles (2013–2017). Expect press coverage noting chart activity for Never Stop Loving and a Billboard-associated solo profile distributed through City Hall Records (2013). For more updates, visit the official site and follow on social media.

Social links: Official site: Black History Funk Official | Facebook: Eric EQ Young on Facebook