Conveniently located in the heart of Times Square near Penn Station and Port Authority, The B.B. King Blues Club & Grill offers music fans a unique experience. Owned by the Bensusan Family, proprietors of the world renowned Blue Note Jazz Club, the club features world-class musical talent and consists of two distinct spaces: the Showcase Room & Lucille's Grill.
MARCH 2010
Monday, March 1
ROCKERS ON BROADWAY - "ROCKS TO REBUILD" Haiti Benefit
* All Proceeds go to Save The Children + UNICEF *
STARRING from Broadway--Tony award winner Alice Ripley, Tony nominees Constantine Maroulis and Bobby Spencer, plus members of the casts of Jersey Boys, Billy Elliot, Rock of Ages and West Side Story.
Rockers include Grammy winner Larry Gatlin, Rock Hall member Gene Cornish (The Rascals), The Guitar Club for Men and singer/songwriter Kate Taylor.
Special guest: Sopranos star Vinny Pastore
File Under: Broadway, Rock, Charity, Benefit
General Admission Seating - First come, first seated
Doors 6:30 pm, Show 8pm
$40 adv, $45 door
VIP Booth for 4: $300 // VIP Booth for 6: $450
Now in its 17th year, Rockers on Broadway joins Broadway stars and Rock stars in concert for good causes. They're proud to present a special "Rocks to Rebuild" concert to benefit the children of Haiti.
Check www.rockersonbroadway.com for cast changes and updates. All performers subject to change
Friday, March 5
A TRIBUTE TO THE DOORS Featuring: THE SOFT PARADE
*20TH Anniversary Celebration*
File Under: Classic Rock
Standing Room Dance Floor
Limited GA seating available on sides of club
Doors 11pm, Show 11:30pm
$12.50 adv, $15 door
The Soft Parade is revered worldwide as THE premiere Doors tribute show. They recreate, with stunning accuracy, the primal, poetic atmosphere of a vintage Doors concert. The Soft Parade has toured 20 countries, been joined onstage by original Doors guitarist Robby Krieger and has performed hundreds of concerts worldwide. Their impeccable reputation and loyal international following has enabled them this year to celebrate their 20th Anniversary. The show is so hauntingly authentic that critics and fans continually use words like "eerie" and "chilling" to define the experience. The NEW YORK TIMES summed their impressions by saying, "The Soft Parade's show is so eerily convincing, often causing the audience to temporarily suspend its disbelief". But the excitement of The Soft Parade must be seen.
Saturday, March 6
JON B.
File Under: R&B, Hip Hop
Open Dance Floor
General Admission Seating Available - First come, first seated
Doors 6pm, Show 8pm
$18 adv, $22 door
VIP Booth for 4: $152 // VIP Booth for 6: $228
Jon B.'s debut album, 1995's platinum-certified "Bonafide", was particularly notable for the song "Someone To Love," a duet with Babyface. The single was a 5 hit on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay charts. Looking back, Jon ventures: "That first album was really experimental. It was a fun project, and it helped me figure out what type of artist I wanted to be. But it was on my second album that I think I really hit it. I had focus, and I was growing as an artist." ... Platinum -certified Cool Relax album shot to the Top 5 of R&B charts upon its release in 1998, fueled by the success of "They Don't Know," a platinum-certified single and a 1 R&B hit. A highly melodic offering with an ultra-romantic vibe, "They Don't Know" cemented Jon's reputation as a balladeer with real heart. "Are You Still Down," the B-side to "They Don't Know," peaked at 2 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles and Tracks.
Sunday, March 7
LEON RUSSELL - 2010 Grammy Performer
Second Show after March 2nd Engagement
Special Guest Opener: Funky Knights
File Under: Country
General Admission Seating - First come, first seated
Doors 6pm, Show 8pm
$27.50 adv, $32 door
VIP Booth for 4: $190 // VIP Booth for 6: $285
Leon Russell is a music legend and perhaps the most accomplished and versatile musician in the history of rock 'n roll. In his distinguished and unique 50 year career, he has played on, arranged, written and/or produced some of the best records in popular music. FM radio staples and fan favorites that became standards for the period include: Superstar (with Delaney Bramlett & later by The Carpenters), A Song for You(Ray Charles), This Masquerade(made famous by George Benson), Blues Power (with Eric Clapton), Hummingbird (B.B. King), I Put a Spell on You, Shoot Out on the Plantation, Delta Lady(Joe Cocker), Roll Away the Stone (with Greg Dempsey), Stranger in a Strange Land (with Don Preston), Out in the Woods, Lady Blue, Back to the Island, Bluebird, Lost Inside of You (with Barbara Streisand) for A Star is Born.
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