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Win tickets to see Davóne Tines’ ‘Queering the Mass,’ Fri/31 + Sat/1!

Pioneering bass-baritone transforms the Catholic mass into a non-denominational structure for dealing with human problems.

48 Hills is stoked to co-present the fabulous Davóne Tines at the Chan National Queer Arts Center this weekend! We’ve got a pair of tickets to giveaway to his Friday and Saturday performances.

TO ENTER: Email marke@48hills.org with “Davóne Tines” in the subject line and your name in the body and either Friday or Saturday (the date you wish to attend) in the body by 6pm on Wed/29. We’ll let winners know Wednesday night. Good luck!

MORE ON DAVÓNE TINES ‘QUEERING THE MASS’

Pioneering bass-baritone and creator Davóne Tines queers the catholic mass by transforming it into a non-denominational structure for dealing with human problems. About the program, The New Yorker says “In a matter of minutes, we had traversed multiple centuries and worlds, yet all the music was filtered through the taut resonance of one voice: a timbre at once grand and fraught, potent and vulnerable.” Join Davóne along with his band THE TRUTH (John Bitoy, piano and Khari Lucas, sound artist and electric bass) as they weave classical, gospel, baroque, jazz, and opera into a journey of personal reckoning.

Marke B.
Marke B.
Marke Bieschke is the publisher and arts and culture editor of 48 Hills. He co-owns the Stud bar in SoMa. Reach him at marke (at) 48hills.org, follow @supermarke on Twitter.

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