“Going in with every artist you need to know where they come from, the kind of music they play, and the personality they have. Knowing this sets the stage for various possibilities.” – Robert Mugge

Illiterate Light’s swift come-up belies some humble roots, as they’ve gone from touring the mid-Atlantic on bicycle to being signed by Atlantic Records.

The band billed this as “An Intimate Night with Shinedown at The Fillmore”, then they blew the roof off and then some.

“Soul Explosion” refers to the period in 1969 when Stax was rebuilding itself as an independent label, after leaving Atlantic Records and its music catalog behind.

Kings and Associates deliver a powerfully honest, soul shaking, and high-octane performance best described as Neo-Blues.

The tour will be calling through Germany, France, The Netherlands and the UK and will see them all come together for a final jam at the end of each night.

The Rolling Stones are grateful for their fans for bearing with them whilst the US and Canada dates of the No Filter Tour were re-scheduled.

“I think the Blues are here to stay. I am trying to make my mark while I am alive. What I do now is going to last forever.” – Bobby Rush

Gibbons, who just won a Blues Music Award in the category of Rock Blues Album of the Year for his latest, ‘The Big Bad Blues’, was the spark that ignited Supersonic Blues Machine in the first place.

“All of these songs stemmed from important issues and topics worldwide that really resonated with me during the time we were recording the project.” – Keb’ Mo’