Canned Heat with Bernard Allison, Ghalia Volt, and more

Bernard Allison, born in Chicago, is a Paris-based blues guitarist and singer/songwriter known for his energetic performances and modern blues style. Son of blues legend Luther Allison, he has collaborated with artists like Cedric Burnside and played with Koko Taylor's band. His acclaimed albums include "Keepin' the Blues Alive" and "Let It Go." Bernard's music blends Chicago and Texas blues, R&B, and roots rock. He has toured globally and released a handpicked compilation, "Luther's Blues," featuring his father's works.

Founded in 1966, Canned Heat became iconic for their blues-infused rock with hits like "On The Road Again" and "Going Up The Country." Known for performances at Monterey Pop and Woodstock, they overcame the loss of original members but continue to tour globally. Now featuring original drummer Adolfo "Fito" de la Parra, they engage fans worldwide with new music and a popular YouTube channel.

Born William Levise Jr. in Michigan, Mitch Ryder is a powerful ‘60s blue-eyed soul and rock singer known for hits like "Devil with a Blue Dress On." Inducted into the R&B Hall of Fame, he worked with Booker T. & the MG’s and John Mellencamp, and remains a celebrated live performer, especially in Europe.