Blues is Alright Chicago Tickets - Arie Crown Theater

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Blues is Alright

1 concert

"Blues is Alright" is a celebrated touring concert series showcasing Southern soul, blues, and R&B. It's renowned for its authentic musical storytelling, transforming adversity into a cathartic experience. The series features a rotating lineup of influential artists, blending gospel, blues, R&B, and classic soul for a deeply engaging and mature audience.

King George

3 concerts

King George, a Southern Soul and R&B artist from Hopkins, South Carolina, delivers smooth, old-school vocals. Known for party-centric anthems like "Keep On Rollin'" and "Too Long," he blends blues with modern production. His albums include "Juke Joint Music" and "Cookout Music." He has collaborated with artists such as Snoop Dogg and Tucka, gaining millions of streams.

Tucka

1 concert

Louisiana-born Southern Soul singer Tucka, dubbed the “King of Swing,” blends classic soul, blues, R&B, and contemporary influences. Known for smooth vocals and heartfelt storytelling, he’s built a loyal U.S. fan base with chart-topping singles and live shows.

West Love

1 concert

West Love, born Kelsie Davis in Valdosta, Georgia, is a dynamic Southern Soul and R&B artist. Known as the "Princess of Southern Soul" and "Party Starter," she captivates audiences with her soulful voice and emotional performances. Her popular songs include "Put It On Me" and "Work It," which topped the Blues Music Billboard charts. She has collaborated with artists like Stan Butler and King George, showcasing her talent and vibrant stage presence.

Pokey Bear

Baton Rouge bluesman Pokey Bear brings R&B-infused bayou soul with James Brown influence. One-third of Louisiana Blue Brothas (Love on the Bayou, 2014), he released Josephine Son Pokey (2014) and Mr. It Ain't Fair (2016).

Theodis Ealey

Born in Natchez, Mississippi, blues singer and guitarist Theodis Ealey is known for his ribald R&B tunes and blues collaborations with legends like Little Milton. Nicknamed "the Bluesman Lover," his hit "Stand Up in It" topped the R&B/Hip-Hop charts. He's won awards like the Male Vocalist Top Star and Mo' Better Blues Male Artist of the Year, and he founded IFGAM Records.

Ronnie Bell

Ronnie "RnB" Bell, a Louisiana-born R&B artist influenced by McKnight & Jaheim, mixes contemporary sounds with Southern soul-blues. Known for hits like "Cotton Candy," he began by singing in choirs and once opened for 112 and Erykah Badu.