Noah Pierre Band live in Baltimore

Experience Noah Pierre Band live on July 26th

Noah Pierre Band is scheduled to perform at the Baltimore Museum of Art on July 26, 2026. The band blends elements of jazz, soul, and hip-hop, often incorporating improvisation and a focus on instrumental interplay. Their sound is characterized by complex arrangements and a dynamic stage presence, drawing influences from artists like Robert Glasper and D’Angelo. They have been performing regionally since 2018, building a following through consistent local shows and independent releases.

The Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA) opened to the public in 1929, founded with a core collection donated by the Cone sisters – Claribel and Etta Cone – renowned for their extensive holdings of modern art, particularly works by Henri Matisse. The museum’s building complex has undergone several expansions over the decades, designed by notable architects including John Russell Pope and Robert Venturi.

The BMA distinguishes itself with its commitment to free general admission, supported by endowments and donations. Its collections span over 90,000 objects representing diverse cultures and periods, including significant examples of African art, Asian art, European paintings, sculpture and decorative arts, as well as contemporary works.