Heading to Greenwood, Ms for this one with Alvin Youngblood Hart!
Downtown Leland, MS! And it’s FREE!
It’s always an honor and a privilege to play for this wonderful hometown festival! Hollandale holds a special place for me! That’s where I met Sam and we became fast friends. I miss him so much!
It’s the 75th Anniversary of the famous Blue Front Cafe! We’re having a big celebration! It’s FREE y’all!
I love this town and the Union County Heritage Museum! Looking forward to this show!
Thanks to Roger Stolle for giving us the option of playing indoors instead of out front in 112F heat index!
Gonna be a hot one…in more ways than one!
Looking forward to seeing my picnic family!
It’s Picnic time! June 23-24! Get your info for both days of music here… www.nmshillcountrypicnic.com
May 20th at 12 noon! See you in Clarksdale! No place like it!
I love Leland! Be sure and visit the Hwy 61 Blues Museum there! Say hi to Pat Thomas!
Solo!
There’s nothing like Clarksdale, MS during Juke Joint Festival! It’s always mid April so make plans now! www.jukejointfestival.com
Look out West Point, MS! Come celebrate Women’s History Month at the Black Prairie Blues Museum!
I’m looking forward to celebrating Women’s History Month at the Black Prairie Blues Museum in West Point, Mississippi next month! West point is where my mother was born! Hope to see y’all there!
Thanks to the fine folks at Delta Magazine for the feature article written by Hank Burdine! Much appreciated! You’ll have to copy and paste the link below!
https://deltamagazine.com/libby-rae-watson/
The New Roxy is one cool venue!
Another great small town festival! You can’t go wrong with this lineup!
What a Wang Dang Doodle this is gonna be!
Come see us at the famous Overton Park Shell!!
The best fest in a small town! Come help celebrate my mentor, Sam Chatmon, at this awesome festival!
This is going to be a very unique event! Bill Steber has debris Art he has created from artifacts found at historic Blues places across Mississippi!
"Robert Johnson Greenwood Death Triptych"
These 3 images are based on the only known photographs of Robert Johnson and are constructed entirely with materials gathered from sites around Greenwood, MS associated with his death, specifically the Star of the West plantation where he died and Little Zion Church, where he is buried.
