"The spirit of [this music] is making stuff up and having fun," André 3000 said to a rapt audience the Blue Note Jazz Club that included Questlove, G-Eazy and Jerrod Carmichael, phones tucked away in locked pouches, $125 per seat paid for the privilege of attending and all attention trained on the stage. "When you stop having fun, you're in trouble."The enigmatic artist was in the middle of his second show in a three-night, six-show "no bars, no phones" residency at the Manhattan jazz instituti...
"The spirit of [this music] is making stuff up and having fun," André 3000 said to a rapt audience the Blue Note Jazz Club that included Questlove, G-Eazy and Jerrod Carmichael, phones tucked away in locked pouches, $125 per seat paid for the privilege of attending and all attention trained on the stage. "When you stop having fun, you're in trouble."The enigmatic artist was in the middle of his second show in a three-night, six-show "no bars, no phones" residency at the Manhattan jazz instituti...
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