CLUBE DO CHORO with REGIONAL SAMAUMA
Barbès376 9th St, New York 11215
CLUBE DO CHORO comes to Barbès with REGIONAL SAMAUMA for an afternoon performance in Brooklyn. The billing presents the two acts together, with no individual personnel named and no further program, guest appearance, release celebration, tribute, or late set specified. The performance takes place in Barbès’s back room, behind the long wooden bar and under its scarlet ceiling, where the venue hosts nightly music.
Barbès is a Brooklyn room whose programming moves across global sounds: Balkan brass, klezmer, Afrobeat, and experimental jazz all figure in its calendar, alongside recurring nights such as Slavic Soul Party. For CLUBE DO CHORO and REGIONAL SAMAUMA, the available billing does not supply a hometown, lineup, recordings, collaborators, or critical notices. What is clear is the billed pairing itself, bringing both names onto the Barbès program for this performance.
Barbès offers a compact, warmly worn space where the music feels immediate and close, with a long wooden bar and a back room under a scarlet ceiling that hosts nightly performances. The venue champions a broad spectrum of global sounds, from Balkan brass and klezmer to Afrobeat and experimental jazz, often featuring residencies like the Slavic Soul Party. The audience gathers around small tables or at the bar, sharing drinks crafted with a nod to French spirits, while the music invites attentive listening rather than loud conversation. Shows usually have a suggested donation instead of a cover charge, creating a welcoming environment where the focus is on the artists. The venue’s commitment to accessibility and its role in Brooklyn’s cultural fabric make it a distinctive spot for an evening of richly diverse live music.