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Yoshi’s San Francisco Jazz Club & Japanese Restaurant Announces Grand Opening Date

YOSHI’S SAN FRANCISCO JAZZ CLUB & JAPANESE RESTAURANT ANNOUNCES
GRAND OPENING DATE AND STELLAR LINE-UP OF PERFORMERS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Located at 1330 Fillmore at Eddy Street, on the ground floor of the Fillmore Heritage Center, the nearly completed 420-seat Jazz club & 370-seat Japanese Restaurant is slated to open to the public on November 28th. Tickets for grand opening night and December shows will go on sale October 29th at 10am. Get the most up-to-date information at www.yoshis.com.

Grand Opening Night November 28, 2007
Roy Haynes and the Yoshi’s Birds of a Feather Super Band with Gary Burton, Ravi Coltrane, Nicholas Payton,
Kenny Garrett, David Kikoski, and John Patitucci

November 29th – December 2nd
Taj Mahal and the Phantom Blues Band

December 3rd
Frank Jackson

December 4th – 9th
Chick Corea and the Freedom Band
with Hubert Laws, Eddie Gomez, and Airto

December 10th
Mimi Fox

December 12th – 16th
Charlie Hunter
with special guests The Campbell Brothers

December 17th
Rebeca Mauleon

December 18th – 22nd
Mike Stern
with Richard Bona, Dennis Chambers, and Bob Francescini

December 23rd
Boney James

December 26th – 31st NEW YEAR’S EVE
The Count Basie Orchestra with special guest Ledisi

January 7th – 9th
Gonzalo Rubalcaba Quintet

January 10th – 13th
Stanley Clarke

January 17th – 20th
Bill Frisell Trio Featuring Joey Baron and Tony Scherr

January 29th – February 3rd
Cassandra Wilson

February 20th – 23rd
Pat Metheny Trio
featuring Christian McBride and Antonio Sanchez

February 26th – March 2nd
Arturo Sandoval’s Mambo Mania Big Band

April 9th – 13th
Billy Cobham and Spectrum revisited
featuring Brian Auger, Victor Bailey & Dean Brown

Joan Rosenberg
Director of Marketing & Publicity
Yoshi’s Jazz Club & Restaurant
510 Embarcadero West
Oakland, CA 94607
(510)238-1350 – Office
joan@yoshis.com

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