Adrian Dunn leads his choir The Adrian Dunn Singers in a performance of ‘Redemption’, a collection of gospel and spiritual songs arranged and orchestrated by Adrian Dunn created in response to the Black Lives Matter movement.

Chicago-based award-winning singer, songwriter and producer Adrian Dunn, a graduate of the Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University, will lead his ensemble The Adrian Dunn Singers in a performance of Redemption.

A collection of gospel songs, Redemption follows on the success of Adrian Dunn’s Revelations featuring new orchestration and arrangements. Dunn’s previous works have been positively received since original release in 2018 for its powerful take on justice for the black community. From Trayvon Martin to Philando Castile, each song is dedicated to a young man whose life was cut short by senseless violence from the rising racial tensions in the US. Fresh off the heels of a national tour, Revelations received several packed audiences around the country, including a noteworthy performance at the National Convention of Gospel Choirs and Choruses.

The performance is the final event in a month-long residency on criminal justice and the black community, hosted by the Center for Arts Leadership in collaboration with the Heritage committee.