Five-time GRAMMY winning gospel icons, Blind Boys of Alabama, will headline a show-stopping performance at Levitt Pavilion Los Angeles (MacArthur Park) this Saturday, July 14 at 7 PM, as part of this year's Levitt National Tour. Levitt LA is honored to bring the remarkable talent of these living legends to the heart of the city for their only concert in LA this year. As groundbreaking pioneers in gospel, soul and R&B whose music has captivated listeners throughout a near eight decade-long career, Blind Boys of Alabama epitomize the enduring power of unity and perseverance through music. Saturday's celestially-harmonic concert will feature a special supporting set by LA singer-songwriter, Chris Pierce, offering up powerfully exuberant and smooth vocals akin to a modern-day Otis Redding.
The Levitt National Tour is an annual programming collaboration of the national network of permanent Levitt venues and celebrates their collective impact in communities across the country. Now in its fourth year, the 2018 Levitt National Tour will stop in seven Levitt cities throughout the summer.
Due to a recent death in the family, initial co-headliner and southern rock raconteur Paul Thorn has returned to Mississippi and will be unable to perform at the Levitt LA tour stop as previously billed. The Levitt Network extends heart-felt condolences to the Thorn family during this difficult time.
Angelenos from throughout the metro area are welcome to experience an evening of uplifting sounds by Blind Boys of Alabama at Levitt Pavilion Los Angeles on July 14 from 7-10PM. FREE RSVP, click here.
About Levitt Pavilion Los Angeles
Each summer, 50 FREE concerts are presented at Levitt Pavilion Los Angeles, featuring acclaimed, emerging talent to seasoned, award-winning performers in a broad range of music genres.
Entirely free to the public, Levitt LA's summer concert series reflects its mission to make live music accessible to all; over half a million music lovers of all ages and backgrounds have come together at Levitt LA since 2007. Levitt LA embodies the power of free arts programming to transform the once challenged MacArthur Park into a welcoming, vibrant and safe destination while amplifying community pride. The success of Levitt LA's free concert series has inspired additional MacArthur Park improvements over the years, including new soccer fields, playgrounds, lighted walkways and other park amenities.
About the Levitt Network
The Levitt Pavilion here in Los Angeles is part of a growing family of outdoor Levitt music venues and concert sites across America. This year, through permanent Levitt venues, the Levitt AMP Music Series, the Levitt National Tour and select outreach concerts, nearly 500 free Levitt concerts will be presented in 26 towns and cities. Each celebrates its own community and presents high caliber entertainment featuring a rich array of music genres. As coveted anchors of community life, families, friends and neighbors of all ages and backgrounds come together on Levitt lawns through the power of free, live music. Leading the program's nationwide growth is the Mortimer & Mimi Levitt Foundation, a pioneer in the creative placemaking movement. Learn more at www.levitt.org.
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