PYTHON (Members of Lettuce + more), Opener J. WAILS LIVE BAND

About this event

This is not a lineup you see every weekend. This is one of those nights you talk about years later. Treasure Coast Live brings an absolutely stacked gathering of musicians to Terra Fermata in Stuart on January 30, 2027, bringing together players whose musical paths run through Lettuce, Break Science, Trey Anastasio Band, The String Cheese Incident, The Disco Biscuits, Guavatron and decades of funk, jazz, jam and improvisational music. These aren't your every day regular bands. These are world class musicians who have spent years helping create the sounds and scenes we love, coming together for a night built around chemistry, improvisation and the possibility of something that may never happen exactly this way again. PYTHON At the center of PYTHON is Adam Deitch of Lettuce and Break Science, one of the most respected drummers, producers and groove architects in modern funk. Deitch's professional career stretches back to the 1990s, and his résumé includes work with John Scofield, Wyclef Jean, Pretty Lights, 50 Cent, Talib Kweli and countless others. He's also a four-time GRAMMY-nominated drummer, composer, arranger and producer. Joining him is Eric "Benny" Bloom, the unmistakable trumpet force of Lettuce. Bloom joined Lettuce in 2011 and has spent years touring internationally while working with an enormous range of artists spanning funk, jazz, hip-hop and rock. His credits include Soulive, Pretty Lights, Chaka Khan, Bob Weir, Dave Matthews Band, Gary Clark Jr. and more, and he earned a GRAMMY for his work on Jon Cleary's Go-Go Juice. On keys is BIGYUKI, the Japanese-born, Berklee-trained keyboardist who has become a serious presence in the New York jazz and experimental music world, combining jazz vocabulary with hip-hop, funk and electronic music. And holding down the low end is Brad Miller, an improvisational bassist who has shared the stage with Deitch and a wide range of the worlds top players across the funk/jazz/jam world. Anyone who caught PYTHON's…

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