Bodies of Culture BIPOC Open Mic:

Join us for BOC’s monthly BIPOC Open Mic on Thursday, March 13th! Your favorite host, Melissa Ivey, takes over the Manos stage, featuring a talented lineup of up-and-coming artists, including BOC Mentorship alumni. This month, the featured artist is Luckiee B.

Food by Jase (Sol).

Sign-ups onsite start at 6:30, but you can sign up early with this link!

About Luckiee B

Luckiee B is a Chicana Neo-Soul artist with Texas roots, now bringing her warm Southern spice to Colorado, where she proudly calls home. Inspired by The Fugees, Erykah Badu, and the rhythms of her Latin heritage, she blends silky vocals, hypnotic melodies, and rich, percussive grooves into a sound that’s all her own. Weaving Spanish and English, jazz and soul, tradition and innovation, she creates music that’s both deeply personal and universally felt. More than just an artist, Luckiee B is a storyteller and advocate, using her voice to uplift her community and spark meaningful conversations. Singing straight from the soul, she bares it all through her music—hoping it moves others the way it moves her.

About Bodies of Culture:

A program of Levitt Pavilion Denver, Bodies of Culture is committed to investing in and supporting BIPOC youth in the greater Denver area to participate in music through initiatives that celebrate cultural identity and self-expression, understand the healing power of music, and empowered musical self-discovery and exploration. 

The Bodies of Culture board is composed of musicians of color throughout Colorado across a spectrum of genres. The board combines decades of shared musical pedigree with experiences steeped in advocacy and social change. As the The board progresses, they hope to recruit new members and engage a diverse group of emerging leaders.