Tristan Marcelle: The Birthday Session
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Tristan Marcelle: The Birthday Session

Overview

An intimate seated dinner concert bringing together live neo-soul music, food, community, and beautiful energy.

About the event

With her dreamily seductive voice, honest songwriting, and background in classical viola and jazz, Tristan Marcelle creates a sound that feels soft, soulful, and completely her own. She has performed alongside artists like Coco Jones and Jeezy, and released two original projects, Self-Titled and Small Love.

Join us in celebrating Tristan Marcelle's 30th birthday with an evening full of her original songwriting. It'll be an intimate evening bringing together live music, food, community, and beautiful energy. This is a seated live music event with dinner provided. Cash bar (21+) at the venue.

Doors open at 6:00pm
Show starts at 7:00pm

Early bird pricing ($40 before fees) ends June 30
General pricing of $45 starting July 1
General admission door price $50 (cash preferred)


*Tickets can also be purchased in person at the Kentucky Center for African American Heritage. Please call the Center at (502) 583-4100 for alternative methods of payment.


Online ticket sales end Wednesday 7/15 for VIP tables, and Thursday 7/16 for general admission, afterwhich tickets may be purchased in person at KCAAH or at the door.


About the artist

Tristan Marcelle is versatile musician with an eclectic musical background spanning many genres. A classically-trained violist, she has performed alongside artists like Coco Jones at Superbowl LX and participated in Jeezy's Legend of the Snowman Vegas residency.

As an independent vocalist, Tristan Marcelle has released two EP-length original projects: Self-Titled (2022) and Small Love (2025). In her music, she creates an ethereal sound that plays along the edges of R&B, jazz, and neo-soul. Tristan Marcelle uses her talents as an emergent songwriter and producer to invite listeners into the practice of vulnerability.

Originally from Louisville, KY, Tristan Marcelle is a graduate of the Youth Performing Arts School and the Blair School of Music at Vanderbilt University. She is currently based in Oakland, CA.

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Highlights

  • 4 hours
  • In person
  • Free parking

Refund Policy

No refunds

Location

Kentucky Center for African American Heritage

1701 West Muhammad Ali Boulevard

Louisville, KY 40203

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