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February 23rd
Bab L'Bluz
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STANDING tickets cost $22 in advance, $27 day of show (incuding service charges).
SEATED tickets cost $27 in advance, $32 day of show (incuding service charges).
They are also available by phone through Hold My Ticket at 505-886-1251.
FUSION | 708 is a beautiful black box theater and art gallery in the FUSION arts campus on the edge of downtown (at 1st and Lomas). The theater can be configured in a variety of ways. This concert will be standing room except for a section of reserved seats ($27).
Bab L' Bluz are reclaiming the blues for North Africa. Fronted by an African-Moroccan woman in a traditionally male role, the band are devoted to a revolution in attitude which dovetails with Morocco's "nayda" youth movement—a new wave of artists and musicians taking their cues from local heritage, singing words of freedom in the Moroccan-Arabic dialect of darija. Ancient and current, funky and rhythmic, buoyed by Arabic lyrics, soaring vocals and bass-heavy grooves, their music seems to pulse from the heart of the Maghreb.
"This transcontinental quartet creates rollicking, headbanging music. Somewhere in the mix, you will find the hypnotic loops of Gnawa religious music, poetry from the Sahara and the reckless abandon of fuzz rock and blues. And every listen reveals a little more."
—The New York Times
