Robert Glasper and On Air Present: Dinner Party Global Livestream

Featuring Terrace Martin + Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah

Robert Glasper Electric Trio

Featuring Burniss Travis, Justin Tyson, and DJ Jahi Sundance

Livestream Available On Demand Now

Tickets Available For Both Streams Individually Or Bundled Here

Available For On Demand Viewing Until 11/30

Four-time Grammy-winning pianist, composer, and producer Robert Glasper will air the second installment of his visually immersive livestreams presented in 4K UHD and Dolby Atmos in partnership with On Air. Dinner Party — a nod to last year’s critically acclaimed self-titled album —will stream tomorrow (October 29) at 8pm EDT, PDT, BST* & AEST* (*October 30) and will see the Robert Glasper Electric Trio lineup adding long-time collaborator, co-producer, and creative partner Terrace Martin, and renowned trumpeter and composer, Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah.

Watch: Robert Glasper x On Air Livestream Trailer Below

This show follows the first stream which aired earlier this month, Robert Glasper Electric Trio, with guests Burniss Travis, Justin Tyson, and Jahi Sundance taking the stage alongside Glasper. For those unable to make it to Robert’s ongoing residency at New York’s legendary Blue Note Jazz Club, the two streams provide fans across the globe with a rare opportunity to see one of this generation’s foremost artistic talents operating amongst state-of-the-art production design in a quality truly befitting of his music. Both streams will be available for On Demand viewing now until November 30.

Robert says, “I’m really excited for people to see these shows. People have been asking when I’m coming to their city but I can’t travel everywhere right now, obviously. It was a really cool experience to perform in the space with 3D screens. It looked kind of trippy and fun while we were recording, so I’m looking forward to watching it again and being able to experience it with fans that can’t see me live right now. I hope they have as much fun watching it as we did while
recording it.”