Stevie Wonder, John Mayer, Nas, and Dave Chappelle pay tribute to Prince at impromptu gig
It appears that Stevie Wonder, Nas, John Mayer, and Dave Chappelle teamed up for an impromptu Prince tribute gig earlier today/last night.
The artists - apparently alongside Prince's band - performed a six (or four) hour gig (or jam session) in Hollywood at No Name, an enigmatic venue with a "no-phone policy" along L.A.’s Fairfax Avenue. The show was hosted by Chappelle and the venue's owner/founder Bryan Ling, and took place last night (26 April), but only finished a short while ago.
Details of the intimate show are leaking out on social media. Some info, including pics and clips, have seeped online despite the phone ban:
Stumbled into a hidden prince tribute concert with Stevie wonder, John Mayer and Dave Chapelle pic.twitter.com/AZ9BtXsi7K
— Dan Przygoda (@dprzygoda) April 27, 2016
Stevie Wonder, John Mayer, Goapele, Nas, Prince's band, etc. all played for 6 hours straight. Great tribute. Chappelle is that dude!!!
— Nate Jones (@JonesOnTheNBA) April 27, 2016
.@blablablabling and @DaveChappelle celebrated #Prince tonight at NoName with #StevieWonder @Nas and @JohnMayer. It doesn't get any better.
— Ryan Gall (@ryangall) April 27, 2016
Just watched an impromptu jam session to honor Prince in Hollywood w/ Stevie Wonder, John Mayer, & Nas. Hosted by Dave Chappelle. Amazing.
— Adam Hunter (@AdamComedian) April 27, 2016
It was insane. 4 hr. Jam session. Speechless. https://t.co/eSgoIfUQeQ
— Adam Hunter (@AdamComedian) April 27, 2016
listen, Twitter—and I know you won't believe me—at 2:45am PST, accompanied by John Mayer in a 200-cap venue, Stevie Wonder sang Fetty Wap.
— mikayla mòyǎ (@mmikrib) April 27, 2016
Thx @DaveChappelle @JohnMayer and Stevie Wonder for jam session tribute to #Prince incredible nite. #SoulChella
— Jerry Hairston, Jr. (@TheRealJHair) April 27, 2016
Just witnessed Stevie Wonder, Dave Chappelle, and John Mayer do a Prince tribute. Fuck everything right? pic.twitter.com/2QNbZpgFIp
— tᕼe ᒪᑌᑕᗩᔕ ᗷᖇOᔕ (@lucasbros) April 27, 2016
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