Nov 21, 2009 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) Marc Cohn at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $45.00

A Grammy award winner with the mega hit Walking in Memphis. Marc has become one of the finest singer songwriters of his generation He is a terrific piano player with a rich unmistakable voice. His most recent release ?Join the Parade? is one his finest.

Nov 27, 2009 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) Crooked Still at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $22.00

One of the hottest young roots groups around. Their last appearance at the Narrows was fab. Don't miss them this time.

Nov 28, 2009 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) Sarah Borges and the Broken Singles at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $15.00

She?s a Narrows fave, a fab singer with a killer band. A great way to celebrate the Turkey day blues

Nov 29, 2009 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) Chuck Prophet at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $15.00

Truly one of the last great rock and rollers. Chuck and company totally let it rip on his new record ?Let Freedom Ring?. He played one of the best shows in 08 at the Narrows. We expect a rip roaring good time

Nov 30, 2009 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) Hot Tuna at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $50.00

?If you don?t know Jorma, you don?t know Jack? Truer words were never spoken in the rock and roll world. For over 40 years, Jorma and Jack have been making some incredible music. Join us for 2 big sets of great Tuna music

Dec 4, 2009 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) Marco Benevento Trio at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $18.00

Marco Benevento continues his evolution as a solo artist with his second studio album, Me Not Me. Following 2008's critically acclaimed Invisible Baby, this latest effort finds Benevento leaping towards the future with the formation of a record label, The Royal Potato Family, while simultaneously exploring the past with interpretations of songs ranging from Leonard Cohen ("Seems So Long Ago Nancy"), My Morning Jacket ("Golden"), The Knife ("Heartbeats") and Beck ("Sing It Again") among others. Benevento also contributes a handful of originals, including "Mephisto," often part of his repertoire with The Duo. The 31-year old pianist shapes and shifts sound, drawing on a dramatic palette of colors created with distorted pianos, circuit bent toys, Optigan, Farfisa and Casio keyboards. His rhythm section, bassist Reed Mathis and drummers Andrew Barr and Matt Chamberlain, provide nuanced accompaniment throughout. Mixed by Bryce Goggin (Pavement, Antony & The Johnsons), Me Not Me strikes a stunning balance between Benevento?s vision for sound, melody and improvisation.

Dec 5, 2009 at 8:00 PM EST Holly Cole at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $25.00

There is an intelligence and sophistication to Holly Cole?s singing that sets her apart. She can imbue well-worn standards and eclectic songs with an uncanny combination of sensuality, innocence, originality and sheer musicality. Cole takes tunes everybody thinks they know and discovers new undercurrents in the venerable anthems of contemporary composers, wrapping her honesty, compassion and sardonic wit around their sometimes-fragile creations. The results are sexy, provocative, spellbinding, sometimes dangerous-and never, ever dull. ?I look at the essence of a song,? muses Holly Cole. ?If it?s a great lyric I often love to slow it down, explore it, dissect it and deconstruct it. I love to take it apart and then put it back together and look at it in an entirely different way. In the process, it often becomes more evocative. That?s a huge part of my art form, that?s a huge part of what I do.?

Dec 11, 2009 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) Joe Louis Walker at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $20.00

Multiple Grammy & WC Handy Award winner, Joe Louis Walker is one of the most heralded blues artists of our time. JLW is a true powerhouse guitar virtuoso, unique singer & prolific songwriter who has toured the world religiously throughout his career and earned himself a legion of dedicated fans around the globe. He has recorded with the likes of BB King, James Cotton, Bonnie Raitt, Taj Mahal, Huey Lewis, Branford Marsalis, Steve Cropper, Shemekia Copeland & Ike Turner, with a discography that counts 19 solo albums, 2 live DVD?s, and countless compilations and guest appearances. Still recording & touring with a vengeance, JLW is already being referred to within the blues world as a ?living legend.? However, as Walker himself would say, ?the best is yet to come!? Stony Plain Records announces a September 29 release date for Between a Rock and the Blues, the latest album from multiple Grammy and Blues Music Award-winner Joe Louis Walker, which features guest appearances by label mate Duke Robillard and former ?Tonight Show with Jay Leno? music director and guitarist Kevin Eubanks. Ten of the album?s dozen tracks were produced by Duke Robillard and feature a core band of Walker and Robillard on guitars, Bruce Katz on keyboards, Jesse Williams on bass, Mark Teixeira on drums, Doug James on sax, Carl Querfurth on trombone and Sugar Ray Norcia on harmonica. Stony Plain Records is distributed in the U.S. by ADA.

Dec 12, 2009 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) Coyote Run at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $20.00

'A Kilted Christmas!' featuring Celtic powerhouse Coyote Run is an ecumenical, Celtic & quirky Christmas show that is perfect family fare. This concert will feature both popular and original holiday music, Irish Step Dancers, guest artists: all set within a dramatic narrative. The concert is at once funny, sacred, get-up-and-dance and filled with the warmth of the holiday season.

Dec 19, 2009 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) Johnny Winter at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $40.00

One of the greatest blues rock guitar players in the history of the free world

Jan 8, 2010 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) Back Eddy Bluegrass at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $15.00

Back Eddy Bluegrass was formed in late 1999 by a group of veteran musicians from Massachusetts, brought together by friendship and a common love and appreciation of bluegrass music. The band performs fresh adaptations of contemporary and traditional bluegrass material, its own original songs, and lively instrumentals. The Back Eddy Bluegrass style of musical arrangement blends two, three and four part vocal harmonies with intricate and powerful instrumental performances. This show will celebrate the release of their new cd

Jan 9, 2010 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) Ellis Paul at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $18.00

Ellis Paul is a critically-acclaimed singer, songwriter, poet, and troubadour originally hailing from a potato farming family in northern Maine. He is the recipient of thirteen Boston Music Awards, second only to multi-platinum act,Aerosmith. Over the course of fifteen years, Ellis Paul has built a vast catalog of music which weds striking poetic imagery and philosophical introspection with hook-laden melodies.

Jan 15, 2010 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) Eilen Jewell Band at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $15.00

A Narrows favorite, Eilen sings like an angel. She has a killer band and her most recent disc ?Sea of Tears is a real gem. One of the finest Americana bands on the scene.

Jan 16, 2010 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) Kris Delmhorst and Jeffrey Foucault at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $15.00

A pairing of two of the most respected contemporary singer songwriters on the scene today. Kris a magnificent singer with a flair for exquisite arrangements and beautiful songs. Jeff comes from a darker more somber place. He is a deft guitarist with an introspective look at life today.

Jan 22, 2010 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) Ralph Stanley and His Clinch Mountain Boys at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $40.00

Although he needs no introduction, we'll go ahead and give him one anyway. Ralph was born in Dickenson County, Virginia, where he still resides when he's not on the road. After 55 years in the business, he's still the best banjo picker and tenor singer in bluegrass music. As a recording artist, he has performed on more than 170 albums, tapes, and CDs. He's also written many songs himself and with his brother, the late Carter Stanley. Ralph's played throughout the United States and in many foreign lands, too, including several tours of Japan. In addition to the many honors Ralph has received as a bluegrass musician, including membership on the Grand Ole Opry. He also has one of the finest bands on the bluegrass circuit.

Jan 23, 2010 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) Steve Forbert at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $18.00

For over 30 years, Steve Forbert has been of the most compelling songwriters on the planet. Steve is an insightful lyricist with a unique view on the world we live. He is touring behind his latest release ?The Time and The Place

Jan 29, 2010 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) Comedy Night featuring Jim Colliton, Steve Calechman and Joe Holden at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $15.00

Jim Colliton is a regular on cruise ships as well as being one of Boston's top headliners. He has performed in clubs and colleges across the country and is a regular at the Tropicana in Las Vegas and Atlantic City. Colliton has been seen nationally on Ed McMahon's "Next Big Star" and Comcast's "Comedy Spot Light." Jim turns real-life situations, into hilarious stories. His ability to interact with the crowd makes every show unique and has the audience feeling they are part of the performance. Steve Calechman has been entertaining audiences for nearly two decades appearing with the likes of Bobcat Goldthwait, Steven Wright, Louie C.K. and Sarah Silverman. One of the ?best kept secrets? in the Boston comedy industry, Calechman is a favorite in clubs throughout New England and beyond. Calechman?s twisted view of the world has him discussing the art of chest shaving, the difference between a sweet potato and a yam, and the consequences of objecting at a wedding. Joe Holden is a regular at the Comedy Connections in both Boston and Providence. His rapid-fire style in which he talks about life experiences and outrageously funny premises has audiences roaring. Holden has shared the stage with some of the top names in the business and is one of the fastest rising stars in the industry.

Jan 30, 2010 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) JD Souther at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $22.00

One of the principal architects of the Southern California country-rock sound, Souther famously played a key role in the formation of the Eagles and co-wrote their hits "Heartache Tonight," "Victim of Love," "New Kid In Town," and "Best of My Love," as well as writing Linda Ronstadt's classics "Faithless Love," "Simple Man, Simple Dream," and "Prisoner in Disguise." Twenty-five years in the making, J.D. Souther's triumphant return with IF THE WORLD WAS YOU has most definitely been worth the wait."It's music for everybody...human being music," Souther muses. "The Duke said, 'There are only two kinds of music; good music and bad music.' I prefer good music." Words to live by.

Feb 12, 2010 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) Buckwheat Zydeco at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $20.00

It?s a Mardi Gras party featuring the King of Zydeco. American musical legend Stanley ?Buckwheat? Dural Jr.?along with his band, Buckwheat Zydeco?is the preeminent ambassador of Louisiana zydeco music. 2010 marks Buckwheat Zydeco?s 30th anniversary, and Buckwheat is celebrating with the release of his new CD (and Alligator Records debut), Lay Your Burden Down. The New York Times says, ?Stanley ?Buckwheat? Dural leads one of the best bands in America. A down-home and high-powered celebration, meaty and muscular with a fine-tuned sense of dynamics?propulsive rhythms, incendiary performances.?

Feb 20, 2010 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) Corey Harris and the 5 x 5 Band at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $22.00

Corey Harris has led the life of a musical explorer, traveling and listening all over the world. He?s performed at many of the world?s most well-known venues, including the Montreux Jazz Festival, London?s Royal Albert Hall, New York?s Lincoln Center, Washington, D.C.?s Kennedy Center, Nashville?s Ryman Auditorium and Tennessee?s Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival. As the star of Martin Scorsese?s segment of the PBS series, The Blues, Corey traveled to Mali to play with Ali Farka Toure, a voyage he repeated for his album of field recordings called Mississippi to Mali, in which he explored the connections between African music and the blues. His latest release blu.black, a collection of fourteen original songs ? primarily blues and reggae, but with generous doses of other genres ? that examine the African-American story of earlier centuries and connect it to the present day and future generations

Feb 25, 2010 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) David Grisman Quintet at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $65.00

For more than 40 years, mandolinist/composer David Grisman has been busy creating "dawg" music, a blend of many stylistic influences (including swing, bluegrass, latin, jazz and gypsy) so unique he gave it its own name. In doing so, David has inspired a whole new genre of acoustic string instrumental music with style and virtuosity while creating a unique niche for himself in the world of contemporary music. Praised for his mastery of the instrument as well as his talents as a composer, bandleader, teacher and record producer by the New York Times, David?s role as an acoustic innovator continues to grow. After recording for several major and independent labels, Grisman founded his own company, Acoustic Disc, which he runs from his studio in northern California. After launching the label in 1990, David entered the most prolific period of his distinguished career, producing over 50 critically acclaimed, high quality recordings of acoustic music (five of which have been nominated for Grammy Awards). Today his discography includes recordings with Bela Fleck, the Grateful Dead, Stephane Grappelli, Emmylou Harris, Chris Isaak, Dolly Parton, Bonnie Raitt, Linda Ronstadt , Earl Scruggs, Dan Fogelberg, Maria Muldaur, John Sebastian and James Taylor.

Feb 26, 2010 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) Mindy Smith at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $20.00

After years of refining her craft behind the scenes, Mindy arrived fully-formed with her 2004 critically acclaimed debut, One Moment More, and its hit single ?Come to Jesus.? Long Island Shores (2006) garnered still more raves from the critics: ?Smith?s best songs sound like little miracles,? crowed USA Today. The following year, she brought that same level of excellence to My Holiday, which the New York Times hailed as, a ??thoughtful collection from a great singer-songwriter who knows how to evoke the feeling of warm rooms on cold nights.? After those triumphs, Smith slowed down for a while. ?I took about two years off, and over that time, I just collected these songs.? She wrote only when she felt compelled to pick up her guitar. ?There are times I?ll write three songs in a week, and then I won?t write at all for a month or two.? Ultimately, she went into the studio with roughly twenty-five new tunes completed; she still hopes to record the ones that didn?t find a home on Stupid Love.

Feb 27, 2010 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) Girlyman at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $18.00

Can the members of Girlyman read each other's minds? Sometimes it seems so. Onstage they often finish one another's sentences or burst into improvised three-part ditties so tight they seem rehearsed. Truth is, the Atlanta-based trio has had years to develop this rapport. Doris Muramatsu and Tylan Greenstein became best friends in second grade. The two met Nate Borofsky in college at a talent show, and since then they've been creating their own unique language of three-part harmony. Informed by 60s vocal groups like Simon & Garfunkel and The Mamas and the Papas, and infused with years of classical and jazz training, Girlyman's songs are a dance of melody and suspensions - an irresistible blend of acoustic, Americana, and rock The Village Voice calls "really good, really unexpected, and really different."

Mar 6, 2010 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) An Evening with Aztec Two Step performing the songs of Simon and Garfunkel along with thier original at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $22.00

When Rex Fowler and Neal Shulman of the critically acclaimed duo Aztec Two-Step burst upon the scene in 1972 on Elektra Records, they were often reviewed as having the ?East Coast sensibility,? ?intellectual lyricism,? and ?ethereal harmonies? of their legendary predecessors, Simon & Garfunkel. Renowned for bringing the folk/rock music of the 1960s into the '70s as staples of progressive FM and college radio, Aztec Two-Step continues to be one of acoustic music's most respected and enduring acts. Possessing such a rich musical legacy of their own, few groups are more qualified to interpret and perform the timeless songs and harmonies of Simon & Garfunkel. This show will feature Rex & Neal performing music from their Simon & Garfunkel Songbook plus Aztec Two-Step fan-favorites from their long and remarkable career!

Mar 7, 2010 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) Bill Frisell Trio featuring Rudy Royston and Eyvind Kang at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $25.00

Bill Frisell has collaborated with artists as diverse as Elvis Costello, Bono, T-Bone Burnett, Paul Simon, McCoy Tyner, Ornette Coleman, Brian Eno, Ry Cooder and many more - a testament to his virtuosity as a guitarist, bandleader and composer. Grammy winner and two-time nominee including a 2009 nomination for Best Jazz Instrumental Album. 8-time Best Guitarist winner in the DOWNBEAT Critics Poll (including 2009) and three-time DOWNBEAT Readers Poll winner for Best Guitarist.

Mar 11, 2010 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) Greg Brown at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $28.00

For over 20 years, Greg has been at the forefront of the singer songwriter movement. He?s a an American treasure melding blues, folk, and jazz into his own unique sound.

Mar 12, 2010 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) Leon Redbone at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $26.00

His true identify remains a mystery, despite his surfacing in Canada in the 1970s. He's mastered the old-timey sound with his unique voice and strumming. You may have seen him on Saturday Night Live years ago, the Tonight Show or elsewhere.

Mar 13, 2010 at 8:00 PM EST (7:00 PM DOORS) Joe Krown Trio featuring Walter "Wolfman" Washington at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $20.00

Joe Krown (Hammond B-3), Walter Wolfman Washington (guitar & vocals) & Russell Batiste (drums & background vocals) started playing together in March 2007. The trio has been performing every Sunday at a local New Orleans nightclub, the Maple Leaf Bar. The combination of the soulful vocals of Walter with the big sound of the Hammond B-3 (which Joe also plays all of the bass parts on the B-3) and the masterful drumming skills of Russell Batiste Jr. has developed it's own unique sound. The trio recorded and released a live CD, Live at the Maple Leaf (JK1003) in the fall of 2008. Live at the Maple Leaf captures the magic of these great musicians. "A killer collaboration between three of New Orleans greatest players!" Jan Ramsey, offBEAT Magazine.

Mar 18, 2010 at 8:00 PM EDT (7:00 PM DOORS) Angel Band at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $15.00

Angel Band makes big noise. Loud noise. Boisterous, sad, sweet, goofy, glorious and angelic. Any which way you look at it this stuff gets your attention. Whether it's the crazy tight three part harmony, the killer backup playing, the stories, the passion or the compassion, it gets your attention. The songs are mostly self-penned, weaving vivid images, powerful lyrics, musical integrity and "chops" to write home about. The core of the band is held by the three singers: Nancy Josephson, Aly Paige and Kathleen Weber. All are experienced on lead and backup vocals. The love of the sound that three female voices make together is at the center of this group. The chord rules the day. Both mystical and elemental when the three hit "it" the hair on the back of your neck's gonna stand up. The difficult to pigeonhole sound that emanates from the band roams from old time "mountain" music to contemporary rock and roll influenced originals

Mar 19, 2010 at 8:00 PM EDT (7:00 PM DOORS) Hapa at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $22.00

Like the Hawaiian Islands themselves, HAPA's Pan-Polynesian music is an amalgam of infuences ranging from ancient genealogical chants to the strummed ballads of Portuguese fisherman, Spanish cowboys, and the inspired melodies and harmonies of the traditional church choirs of the early missionaries. Add to this a dose of American acoustic folk/rock, and you have what has been described as the most exciting and beautiful contemporary Hawaiian music the world knows. Often encapsulated as the ?Sound of Maui?, HAPA?s music evokes a place that many people at different times have referred to as heavenly. The group?s ground breaking music has established them as the most recognized name in Hawaiian music internationally.

Mar 20, 2010 at 8:00 PM EDT (7:00 PM DOORS) Sunny and Her Joy Boys featuring Duke Robillard at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $20.00

Sunny and Her Joy Boys is the brainchild of Stony Plain's award-winning guitarist and producer Duke Robillard, and it marks the remarkable voice of Sunny Crownover, whose beautiful interpretations of tunes from the great American songbook are nothing less than a revelation. The latest of many eclectic and wildly different projects Robillard has brought to Stony Plain, it's also the first that's featured a woman singer, and a band of classic jazz players ? and one without a drummer. Now based in New England, Crownover spent a large part of her life in Texas. Robillard heard her sing for the first time in late 2007 at a Harvard University concert and knew he'd found the voice he was looking for to bring a project to life he'd been wanting to do for over 35 years. The CD salutes the golden era of women vocalists of the '20s through the '50s, where big bands and small combos alike created classic American pop, swing and blues songs of the day. Robillard says he's wanted to cover this sort of classic jazz for 35 years. "I'm really fond of the swing-era female vocalists, and tunes from the Depression Era, Tin Pan Alley tunes and tunes by the great writers. Until now, I never found the right vocalist." Robillard assembled a small all-acoustic group to provide sympathetic backing to Crownover's voice, with Billy Novick on clarinet and alto saxophone, Duke and Paul Kalesnikow on arch top guitars and Jesse Williams on acoustic bass.

Apr 17, 2010 at 8:00 PM EDT (7:00 PM DOORS) Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $30.00

Beginning as a drummer in the seminal 60's San Francisco rock band The Charlatans, and continuing with his unique and legendary Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks, Dan Hicks is widely acknowledged as one of the defining figures in American roots music. Having earned a reputation as a true original with his signature eclecticism and humor, Hicks continues to carve his way through a number of genres from proto-psychedelia to western swing and jazz, from tin pan alley to country blues -- all the while cultivating his own unique sound.

May 1, 2010 at 8:00 PM EDT (7:00 PM DOORS) Amy Speace at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $15.00

Possessing a commanding voice, a distinctive melodic sensibility and an uncanny knack for nailing complex emotions in song, AMY SPEACE makes music that?s both illuminating and effortlessly accessible. Her forthcoming release, The Killer In Me, follows her 2006 breakthrough Songs for Bright Street. While Songs won her a loyal international fan base, The Killer In Me finds the NY-based artist forging into deeper, darker lyrical and musical terrain, delivering an album of startling intimacy and resonance.

May 14, 2010 at 8:00 PM EDT (7:00 PM DOORS) The Holmes Brothers at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $20.00

An absolute Narrows fave. The spine-tingling harmonies, boundless energy and telepathic musicianship of The Holmes Brothers (bassist/vocalist Sherman Holmes, guitarist/pianist/ vocalist Wendell Holmes, drummer/vocalist Popsy Dixon) mix Saturday night's roadhouse rock with the gospel fervor and harmonies of Sunday's church service. As Wendell says about their blend of the secular and the sacred, "Jesus turned water into wine, not wine into water."

May 22, 2010 at 8:00 PM EDT (12:00 AM DOORS) Chris Smither at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $22.00

?Back in the old days,? muses resilient troubadour Chris Smither, ?writing new songs and making new albums were just chores. My priority was, and still is, performing live. I guess I still write the songs and make the records so that I can go out and play ? except that now I actually look forward to it. I?ve learned how to do it, and I?m very eager to get stuff recorded once I?ve written it.? Recorded in only three days, Time Stands Still is just the eleventh studio album of a career that now spans over four decades. Time Stands Still (Signature Sounds/Mighty Albert) is both pensive and visceral ? an album whose songs alternately ponder life?s mysteries in some moments, and let them lie undisturbed in others. Featuring eight new original compositions and a song apiece from Bob Dylan, Mark Knopfler, and 1920s country-blues songster Frank Hutchison, Time Stands Still?s immediate, intimate sound is the direct result of one gig, and the challenge it presented.

Jun 3, 2010 at 8:00 PM EDT (7:00 PM DOORS) Tom Russell at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $22.00

Tom Russell is an american composer. His latest ?Blood and Candle Smoke?, is a collection of powerful observations and deliberations, takes Tom`s work to another level entirely.

Jun 12, 2010 at 8:00 PM EDT (7:00 PM DOORS) Guy Davis at Narrows Center for the Arts - Fall River, MA $20.00

He?s got some Blind Willie McTell and some Fats Waller, some Buddy Guy and some Taj Mahal. He?s got some Zora Neale Hurston and some Garrison Keillor. He?s a musician, composer, actor, director and writer. But most importantly?Guy Davis is a bluesman. The blues permeate every corner of Davis? creativity. Throughout his career, he has dedicated himself to reviving the traditions of acoustic blues and bringing them to as many ears as possible through the material of the great blues masters, African American stories, and his own original songs, stories and performance pieces.