Black Thought of The Roots closing out the final night of the Montreal International Jazz Festival. Photo: Eva Blue.
Black Thought of The Roots closing out the final night of the Montreal International Jazz Festival. Photo: Eva Blue.
The Montreal Jazz Festival pulled out all the stops for the 10th and final day of this year’s festival, wrapping up in style with a huge outdoor headlining set from hip hop icons The Roots.
The band delivered a joyous mix of hip hop, R&B, soul, and jazz before tens of thousands of fans, providing the kind of exuberant dance party the city clearly needed after a long two years.
In addition to The Roots, the final night of the festival featured sets from first-wave Los Angeles punk legends X, Jesse Cook, and more.
Check out photos from the day via Bad Feeling Magazine photographer Eva Blue below. You can find all of our coverage of this year’s Montreal Jazz Fest here.
The Roots
X
Jesse Cook
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