Paris Lit Up Open Mic featuring Honey Bee

Thu Feb 02 2023 at 08:00 pm

Culture-Rapide Cabaret-Populaire | Paris

Paris Lit Up
Publisher/HostParis Lit Up
Paris Lit Up Open Mic featuring Honey Bee
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The PLU Open Mic has been welcoming performers every Thursday since 2012, and takes place at the historic Culture Rapide bar, in the 20th arrondissement of Paris.
This week's featured artist is Honey Bee, whose bio you will find below.*
Taking part is simple: once you are at the bar, speak with one of the hosts (see below) who will sign you up. They will then call you to the stage when it is your time. Performances should last around 5 minutes.
Sign-up opens at 8pm, we aim to start for 8.30/9pm.
We welcome all languages, all levels of experience and all artistic genres: from beginners to legends, poetry to performance art.
Rotating hosts!
Culture Rapide, 103 Rue Julien Lacroix, 75020, PARIS.
*Bio
"Honey Bee" is a duo comprised of singer-songwriter-guitarist
Michael D. Amitin and percussionist-singer Betty Rojas.
The two met playing a gig as hired guns in a champagne parlor in Paris.
Poet, storyteller, musician, Michael D. Amitin travelled the roads of the American West from California- east through the smoky burgs and train depot diners of Western Colorado, crisscrossing the highways of America- before moving to Paris in 2009.
His credits include songwriter/musician on the RCA album "First Fire" self produced albums 'Seaspiders' Jemima Puddle-Duck' and 'Three Party System.' Michael's songs have been recorded by Motown greats David Ruffin, Natalie Cole and others. In Paris, he's played in clubs and concerts.
Percussionist, Singer Betty Rojas.. moved from Miami to Paris in 1990 and has since played in numerous festivals ( Jazz à Vienne, Festival de jazz de Nice, and many more) with Rumbanana, a Latin Jazz big band, with French pop star Camille at Festival de La Rochelle. She’s also played on television with Dick Rivers and on Dominique Farrugia’s, La Grosse Émission. Betty played with Leon Parker and was featured on his latest album, The Leo. She plays in many other groups around town as well.
East Coast- West Coast, the collaboration of these two creates a unique brew -
country-blues tunes stacked with bristling, soulful vocal harmonies with latin percussion percolating infectious grooves beneath.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Culture-Rapide Cabaret-Populaire, 103 rue Julien Lacroix,Paris, France

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