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Palladium: A Wayne Shorter Celebration with Chad Eby and Friends

By La-Faithia White
September 1, 2023
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Palladium: A Wayne Shorter Celebration took place at the Crown inside the Carolina Theatre on Shorter's birthday. Saxophonist Chad Eby along with a passionate group of friends came together to celebrate the life and musical legacy of a genius that has inspired them all. The concert took place at the Carolina Theatre in Greensboro on August 25th, 2023 and featured Ariel Pocock, Steve Haines and Thomas Taylor, Brevan Hampden, Thomas Heflin, Evan Ringel, Leroy Pridgen IV, Franco Romero, and Jordan Ingram.

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Chad Eby and Friends

Steve Haines

Thomas Taylor

Trumpet solo

Three Horns At Play

Vibing with the horns

Inside The Crown

Bass and Drums

Showtime at The Crown

Spotlight on trumpet

Intimate

Chad Eby

Ariel on piano

Soprano Sax

Jordan Ingram

Chad Eby & Franco Romero

Two Horns At Play

Trombone in Focus

A Still Moment

Duet with Ariel and Chad

Storyline

Leroy Pridgen Iv

Chad And Thomas

Introducing Jordan Ingram

We Have Rhythm

Congas, Brevan Hampden

At The Crown

Franco Romero

Evan Ringel

Ariel Pocock and Chad Eby Duet

Giving Thanks

Thomas Taylor At Play

Passionate Performance

Splendid Ariel

Brevan Hampden

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