Blues is Alright with Pokey Bear, King George, and more

"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.

Southern bluesman Pokey Bear, a Baton Rouge native, brings a blend of R&B and bayou soul, reminiscent of Willie Clayton and James Brown. Known for hits like "The Gingerbread Man," he collaborated with Mystikal and is part of Louisiana Blue Brothas.

South Carolina-based R&B artist King George delivers enthralling vocals and smooth, soothing party vibes. With mature, classy lyrics and high-quality production, he's rising fast.

Louisiana's Tucka, "the King of Swing," is an R&B singer known for his "pillow talk" songs echoing the '70s and '80s. He began with Keith Frank & The Soileau Zydeco Band in 2007 and launched his solo career in 2008. Tucka gained fame with albums like Love Rehab and hits such as "Sex on My Mind." He has opened for acts like Mystikal and Lenny Williams.

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.