Performer Jim Belushi, along with blues band The Sacred Hearts, will bring high-energy, soulful hits and a lot of laughs to The Orleans Showroom tonight, Oct. 31 and Nov. 1.
Jim Belushi is known worldwide for making people laugh as a regular on "Saturday Night Live," his long-running comedy series "According to Jim" and his many film appearances. In addition to his film and TV career, Belushi's music career blossomed in 1995 when he joined forces with House of Blues regulars, The Sacred Hearts. Soon after, friend Dan Aykroyd asked Belushi to join him as part of the Blues Brothers. To get ready to play with the Blues Brothers, Belushi would crash rehearsals of The Sacred Hearts. He had so much fun jamming with them, they eventually collaborated and have been performing as Jim Belushi & The Sacred Hearts ever since.
Jim Belushi & The Sacred Hearts have played for many notable figures including Al Gore, former President
Bill Clinton and former
California Governor Gray Davis. The band frequently headlines shows at the House of Blues venues, benefits and hundreds of corporate events.
The band's first CD, "36 x 22 x 36," was released in 1998 and delivered a blend of
Memphis rhythm & blues seasoned with a lot of soul. Additionally, the "According to Jim Soundtrack" was released in 2005, containing music by
Jim Belushi & The Sacred Hearts featured in fan-favorite series episodes. Much of the show's music was written and recorded by Belushi and bandmates Johnny Rubano and Tony Braunagel, who also made regular guest appearances on "According to Jim."
Belushi is known for his work on the live stages of Second City and "Saturday Night Live," to the soundstages of "About Last Night," "K-9,? "Mr. Destiny," "Return to Me," and in ABC TV's breakout comedy series of 2002 "According to Jim." For the concert with The Sacred Hearts at The Orleans, Belushi will sing, talk, flirt, dance on table tops and do at least one back flip.
Band members include guitarist J.J. Holiday, vocalist/trumpet player Johnny Rubano, bassist Larry Lee Lerma, composer and saxophonist Joe Sublett, vocalist Julie Delgado, drummer Tony Braunagel and trumpet player Darrell Leonard.
Showtime is 8 p.m. Tickets are available starting from $39.95 plus tax and fees. Tickets can be purchased at any Boyd Gaming Box Office, by calling
702.284.7777, or by visiting
www.orleanscasino.com.
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