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June 12thRobert Plant & Alison Krauss - SOLD OUT!
June 17thEliza Gilkyson
June 24thInternational Folk Art Market
July 7thInternational Folk Art Market
July 8thDelgres
July 9thHeartless Bastards
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August 15thAlly Venable
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August 26thTab Benoit
September 3rdBlack Uhuru
September 8thSylvan Esso - No Rules (Tour)
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September 10thTangerine Dream
September 16thBonnie Raitt - SOLD OUT!
September 17thDevon Allman and Donavon Frankenreiter
September 18thNature Festival & Block Party
September 23rdDavid Wilcox
September 27thDavid Wilcox
September 28thJosh Ritter & The Royal City Band
October 2ndNature Festival & Block Party
October 14thBonnie "Prince" Billy
October 20thOmara Portuondo
October 22ndMatt Andersen
November 16thRyan Adams
November 22ndAlasdair Fraser & Natalie Haas
March 15thDelgres
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Tickets cost $20 in advance, $25 day of show (plus a $2 service charge). They are also available by phone through Hold My Ticket at 505-886-1251.
Delgres created a fantastic dance party at the 2018 ¡Globalquerque!. We are happy to have them back in New Mexico, performing at the Santa Fe International Folk Art Market and FUSION 708!
"A fresh and exciting ensemble, one whose sound, like all the best blues, infuses the familiar elements with a unique, personal sensibility" (PopMatters), The Paris-based power blues trio bring irrepressible rock n' roll energy to passionate performances that are equal parts Mississippi Delta and French Caribbean. Brainchild of guitarist and singer Pascal Danaë —a veteran of work with Peter Gabriel, Youssou N'Dour, Neneh Cherry, and Gilberto Gil —the band is named after Louis Delgrès, 19th century leader of the resistance in Guadeloupe who sacrificed himself in the rebellion against Napoleon's campaign to reintroduce slavery to the French Caribbean.
Finding inspiration in Delgrès' fight for freedom, Danaë assembled the trio with the raucous French drummer Baptiste Brondy and sousaphone master Raphael Goutiere, whose deep, pulsing bass lines emphasize the shared lineage of the brass band traditions of the Caribbean and the American south — namely the New Orleans second line. Among their first collaborative pieces was "Mo Jodi," a tune whose title translates from Creole as "I'll Die Today" and directly references their inspiration's sacrifice, and gives the band's incendiary 2018 Jazz Village debut recording its name. Their latest album, 4:00 AM, was released in 2021 and addresses the crisis of displacement and forced migration in the Global South.