Enrique Javier Chi (of Making Movies)

and InterUrban ArtHouse present

"ameri'kana unplugged", an intimate and acoustic Listening Room performance exploring the afro-latino roots in 'American' music.

Throughout the cradles of American music, from New Orleans to Kansas City, you can hear the traces of afro-latino influence. The show will feature a mix of music that explores this lineage as well as original material from Making Movies' critically acclaimed new album 'ameri'kana.' Don’t miss this opportunity to experience this one of a kind unplugged performance. Tickets: $15, doors open at 6, show starts at 6:30.

As the leader and songwriter for Making Movies, the Kansas City-based band that Rolling Stone says is “breaking down walls in the United States,” with a mix of afro-latino rhythms and psychedelic rock’n’roll and its social activism front and center. The band's political idea is straightforward enough that they can express it in four words: “We are all immigrants.”

Their single "No Te Calles" was featured in NPR's BEST SONGS of 2019 (so far) as the band's international profile continues to rise.