Presented by the Cultural Center on Saturday, October 29, at 7:30 pm.

Sugar Kings pay respect to the forefathers and traditions of Afro-Cuban Son, Salsa and Rumba-Flamenca but Sugar Kings (named after a Cuban baseball team) also actively draw on influences from nearly every continent in their unique roots-rock-reggae repertoire. They are a Boston-based quartet known for their dynamic live performances, rich harmonies, intense musicianship, and ability to transcend genres with an authenticity rarely heard. All are highly accomplished on their instruments; however, the true magic of Sugar Kings is how these four individuals come together to put on a performance worthy of any festival, party, club or concert hall.

Every show is an intimate dialogue between the band and their audience, with both sides communicating in a manner that is spontaneous, passionate, thoughtful, and joyous. Patino Vazquez (vocals, guitar, tres), is a dynamic performer and singer who is at once approachable, intimate and completely mesmerizing. Add in the African-influenced undulations of Mikael Mersha (vocals, bass/contrabass), the soaring, take-you-for-a-ride solos, and harmonic accompaniment by Daniel Abreu (saxophone, piano, vocals) and the soulful voice and talents of Tony Curtis Hall (drums, percussion, vocals) and it's impossible for a party to stop from breaking out, wherever Sugar Kings perform.

Join them as Sugar Kings bring their passionate music to the Cultural Center.  Visit the Cultural Center’s website for information on their COVID policy.

Tickets are $25 and can be purchased at www.cultural-center.org or by calling 508-394-7100. The Cultural Center of Cape Cod is located at 307 Old Main Street in South Yarmouth.