Brewery Arts Center

The Original Wailers continue the legacy of Bob Marley & the Wailers' international reggae sensation—featuring Al Anderson, the lead guitarist of the mid-1970s Wailer’s lineup.

With their signature brand of high-voltage Celtic rock ‘n’ roll, The Angry Brians deliver electrifying live-shows that bring concertgoers to life.

With opening act Ciana.

Renegade troubadour Ian Moore teams up with ethereal singer/songwriter Athena McIntyre to co-headline a night of sweet melodies, gritty guitar riffs and vibrant energy, capped off by a special guest performance by country legend Lacy J. Dalton.

Named one of Paste Magazine and Daytrotter’s “Top 10 R&B/Soul Artists of 2017,” Remember Jones is an inimitable soul and pop vocalist, bandleader and storyteller, bursting with charisma and talent that leaves audiences spellbound.

Dubbed ‘the West Coast’s hottest Brazilian band’ by promoters, journalists and fans, SambaDá sonically unites the Americas with an amalgamation of musical styles and genres from across the continents delivered with a soulful fervor that gets audiences dancing.

Perhaps best known for her title role in the 1982 film Annie, two-time Golden Globe-nominated Aileen Quinn is on a mission to carry 1940s and 1950s rockabilly into the 21^st century with her honey crisp voice, raucous vintage rock ‘n’ roll sound and the support of her lively band the Leapin’ Lizards.

With opening act Carolyn Dolan & Big Red.

GRAMMY-nominated groovers Frobeck seamlessly fuse funk rhythms, soul melodies and rock ‘n’ roll sensibilities wrapped in thick, juicy vocal harmonies for a high-octane performance that will get your blood pumping and your feet dancing.

With opening act Trippin’ King Snakes.

Genre-defying powerhouse group The Urban Renewal Project is blurring the lines between soul, jazz and hip-hop with a dynamic singer, a soulful rapper and a vivacious 1910’s style big band performing a combination of upbeat originals and fresh interpretations of everything from jazz standards to today’s hit tunes.

With opening act City.

Dubbed a “slide guitar master” by Guitar World Magazine, Dennis Johnson’s deep passion for blues and roots music permeates his lively covers of time-honored favorites and vibrant originals all steeped in rock ‘n’ roll swagger.

With opening act Hick’ry Switch.

Fusing ‘60s surf-rock guitar riffs with Afro-Latin rhythms, La Chamba pays homage to Peruvian chicha music, a distinctive style of cumbia with traces of Andean huayano and American psychedelic rock that you can’t help but dance to.

With opening act Giants of Zen.