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Robert Cray Band at the Greenwich Odeum (opens the original)
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After digging in rather robustly on an opening “I Guess I Showed Her,” with its driving bop belying this conspicuously early evening appearance, Robert Cray greeted the near-capacity crowd filling the historic movie palace. “Thank you for coming out on a Sunday,” Cray said, just above a whisper. “On football night.” True, the seven-o’clock show kicked-off just as pro pigskin’s late afternoon slate was wrapping up- Cray noted his favorite team was on the verge of victory. Still, any time is a goo
The Spirited Sounds of Ruthie Foster (opens the original)
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For the first time in her illustrious career, Ruthie Foster is following up a Grammy-winning album. The Texas native and six-time Grammy nominee finally took home the well-deserved high honor in 2025 with a Best Contemporary Blues Album for Mileage. An album of widespread critical acclaim, it also marked Foster’s first creative partnership with producer Tyler Bryant, a Nashville-based Texan guitarist and leader of The Shakedown. For her latest release, Just Say Yes, Foster teamed up again with B
The California Honeydrops at the Narrows Center for the Arts (opens the original)
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For the better part of the past two decades, the California Honeydrops has been a band building an impenetrable reputation for concerts that double as soul-powered parties. It’s a tall order for an eight-piece ensemble- to generate that kind of energy every night—especially one that tours as much as this crew. Yet, here was the Oakland octet, on a mid-summer Wednesday at the old Massachusetts mill, emptying the powder keg for a sold-out house, cranking out two-and-a-half hours of festive and fan
The California Honeydrops at the Narrows Center for the Arts (opens the original)
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For the better part of the past two decades, the California Honeydrops has been a band building an impenetrable reputation for concerts that double as soul-powered parties. It’s a tall order for an eight-piece ensemble- to generate that kind of energy every night—especially one that tours as much as this crew. Yet, here was the Oakland octet, on a mid-summer Wednesday at the old Massachusetts mill, emptying the powder keg for a sold-out house, cranking out two-and-a-half hours of festive and fan
Los Lobos at Narrows Center for the Arts (opens the original)
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Flash forward to a few minutes just after Los Lobos performed a 100-minute dazzler on a sold-out, Saturday night at the Narrows. Backstage, guitarist and singer David Hidalgo recalls the moments, earlier in the evening, when the band was drawing up the setlist. “We said, let’s make it a rock show.” Rock show it was. From an opening “Flat Top Joint” that rumbled in, riding on a trio of guitars, courtesy of Hidalgo, Cesar Rosas, and Louie Perez, to the extended atmospherics of a slower, but equall
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