Sons of Cream

Ginger Baker. Jack Bruce. Eric Clapton. The music of Cream changed rock and roll forever, and nobody carries that legacy more naturally or more authentically than the sons of two of its founding members. Kofi Baker and Malcolm Bruce grew up inside this music, and when they play it, something remarkable happens: it doesn’t sound like a tribute; it sounds like it belongs to them.

• Not a Tribute Act, Something Better: Kofi and Malcolm bring a strange and wonderful multidimensional pedigree to this music. Through some combination of genetic imprint, lifelong immersion, and genuine musical intuition, they arrive at the true heart of what Cream stood for; the songs are alive in their hands.
• Big Shoes, Worn Naturally: Baker’s drumming carries his father’s thunder and polyrhythmic restlessness. Bruce’s bass and vocals carry his father’s melodic depth and raw emotional power. Together, joined by special guest guitarist Rob Johnson, they bring the full force of Cream’s catalog to the stage with the audacity and energy the music has always demanded.
• The Music of Cream and Beyond: From “Sunshine of Your Love” to “White Room” to “Crossroads,” the Sons of Cream perform the songs that helped define rock and roll, while leaving room for the unexpected detours and improvisational leaps that made Cream something more than a band.

Fifty years on, The Sons of Cream keep the rock and roll legacy alive and vibrant.