Ben Levin Presents: Generations of Chicago Blues: Live at Rosa's Lounge!

Name: Ben Levin Presents: Generations of Chicago Blues: Live at Rosa's Lounge!
Start: 2024-10-25T21:30:00-05:00
End: 2024-10-26T02:00:00-05:00
Location: Rosa's Lounge

Schedule

Fri Oct 25 2024 at 09:30 pm to Sat Oct 26 2024 at 02:00 am

UTC-05:00

Location

Rosa's Lounge | Chicago, IL

Ben Levin Presents: Generations of Chicago Blues feat. Bob Stroger, Lil' Ed and Tom Holland: Live at Rosa's Lounge
Friday, 10/25/2024 9:30 PM
21 & over
Ticket Price: $20.00
Door Time: 8:00 PM
Show Type: Blues
Also live streaming on Rosa's Lounge Facebook Page & YouTube Channel.
Ben Levin is a blues pianist/vocalist from Cincinnati, OH. Ben has released four albums on the Vizztone label and has two Blues Music Award nominations, along with five Blues Blast Awards nominations. Ben's latest album, "Take Your Time", featured collaborations with Blues legends Lil' Ed, Bob Stroger, and Lil’ Jimmy Reed. Based on the success of their single "I've Been Drinking Muddy Water", Ben and Lil' Jimmy collaborated again in the studio with Ben producing and co-writing songs with Jimmy. "Back to Baton Rouge" was released in May 2023 on NOLA Blue and reached number two on Living Blues radio charts.
Lil Ed Williams
You've seen his explosive, dynamic electric band 'The Blues Imperials' light up the night like fireworks on the fourth... ---now see and hear Lil Ed Williams with a group of hand-picked all-star blues musicians, exclusively seen together live of Rosa's Lounge.
Tom Holland
With a legacy spanning over a remarkable 25 years, Tom Holland (of the Shuffle Kings) have left an indelible mark on the global blues stage. Their musical journey has taken them to renowned clubs and prestigious festivals across the world, enchanting audiences with their soul-stirring performances.
Bob Stroger
At 93 years old, Chicago blues electric bassist and singer/songwriter Bob Stroger still loves his job and is ready for more, even decades into his career. After moving from small-town Missouri to Chicago as a teen and seeing Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf tear up Silvio's club, he knew he was one day going to become a bluesman, too.