Ghalia Volt
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No barriers. No boundaries. That’s always been Ghalia Volt’s approach to American roots music.
It’s a sound that reaches far beyond America itself. Ghalia grew up listening to the flamenco songs and traditional Spanish music that her grandparents loved. Her tastes expanded from there, making room for the fierce, guitar-driven sounds of punk, garage rock, and psychobilly. Digging into the roots of rock & roll, she discovered blues artists like Skip James and J.B Lenoir, setting the stage for an acclaimed songwriting career that would soon take her around the world — and up the Billboard Blues Chart.
Burn the House Down, Ghalia’s sixth album, makes room for it all. Recorded in Nashville with producer JD Simo, these 11 songs showcase the full range of her influences. There’s the swaggering John Lee Hooker’s style shuffle of “Lucifer’s Grip.” The juke joint grooves of “Let Yo’ Hair Down.” The Hill Country blues of “Where Do We Go.” The late-night rock & roll of “Mine.” Even the flamenco textures of her childhood make an appearance. Tracked during a two-day session of live-in-the-studio performances, Burn the House Down charts its own geography, using the blues as a launchpad for an album that crosses borders and obliterates the very idea of genre.
*All reserved seats for this event are subject to a $25 food or beverage minimum. All Premium Stage Bar Seats have a direct, unobstructed view of the stage, and a $25 food or beverage minimum.
*All ticket sales are final are non-refundable.
*This event is 21+ unless accompanied by a parent or guardian.
*All reserved seats will be released 60 minutes after scheduled showtime. If you have not checked in prior to sixty minutes after scheduled showtime, your reserved seats will be forfeited and and your tickets will revert to General Admission.
It’s a sound that reaches far beyond America itself. Ghalia grew up listening to the flamenco songs and traditional Spanish music that her grandparents loved. Her tastes expanded from there, making room for the fierce, guitar-driven sounds of punk, garage rock, and psychobilly. Digging into the roots of rock & roll, she discovered blues artists like Skip James and J.B Lenoir, setting the stage for an acclaimed songwriting career that would soon take her around the world — and up the Billboard Blues Chart.
Burn the House Down, Ghalia’s sixth album, makes room for it all. Recorded in Nashville with producer JD Simo, these 11 songs showcase the full range of her influences. There’s the swaggering John Lee Hooker’s style shuffle of “Lucifer’s Grip.” The juke joint grooves of “Let Yo’ Hair Down.” The Hill Country blues of “Where Do We Go.” The late-night rock & roll of “Mine.” Even the flamenco textures of her childhood make an appearance. Tracked during a two-day session of live-in-the-studio performances, Burn the House Down charts its own geography, using the blues as a launchpad for an album that crosses borders and obliterates the very idea of genre.
*All reserved seats for this event are subject to a $25 food or beverage minimum. All Premium Stage Bar Seats have a direct, unobstructed view of the stage, and a $25 food or beverage minimum.
*All ticket sales are final are non-refundable.
*This event is 21+ unless accompanied by a parent or guardian.
*All reserved seats will be released 60 minutes after scheduled showtime. If you have not checked in prior to sixty minutes after scheduled showtime, your reserved seats will be forfeited and and your tickets will revert to General Admission.
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The Funky Biscuit, 303 SE Mizner Blvd, Boca Raton, FL 33432-6004, United States
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