The Israeli band Yemen Blues, starring Ravid Kahalani, is coming this June for live, in-person shows in three New England locations as part of its North American tour.
Shaped by his origins as a Yemeni Jew, the singing of Ravid Kahalani evokes the musical universe of his ancestors. His singing and songs wind through West African blues and the vibrations of the Sahara, Nubian, Gnawi, Touareg, Saidi and Bambara peoples. This mix of jazz tonalities, which crosses into funk as well, rings out as an ode to African grooves and a modern echo of the ancestral rhythms. The band includes percussion, oud, cello and brass instruments, in dance that is complex and resolutely modern.
Children under 12 are free.
The Yemen Blues New England concerts are generously supported by the Consulate General of Israel to New England. This concert is co-presented with Stone Church and the Brattleboro-area Jewish community.
+ More... - Less...57 Putney Landing Rd
Putney, VT 05346
$25.00 at the door
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