Blind Boys of Alabama

Some artists have long careers; The Blind Boys of Alabama have a legacy. With six GRAMMY Awards, a GRAMMY Lifetime Achievement Award, a National Endowment for the Arts Lifetime Achievement Award, and induction into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame, they are among the most decorated and beloved acts in American music history. Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the classic Stevie Wonder album & More!

• Gospel That Knows No Boundaries: The Blind Boys have always refused to be confined by category. Their remarkable interpretations range from traditional gospel favorites to spiritual re-imaginings of songs by Prince, Tom Waits, and Eric Clapton, and their collaborators read like a who’s who of American music, including Bonnie Raitt, Peter Gabriel, Lou Reed, Willie Nelson, Ben Harper, and Béla Fleck.
• A Living History of American Music: Their 2024 GRAMMY winning album Echoes of the South is a portrait of perseverance and devotion, released in honor of lost bandmates and a recently retired leader, and rooted in the group’s enduring mission: “As long as everybody gives all that they have to give and we sing songs that touch the heart, we’ll live on forever.”
• A Performance That Stays With You: A sold-out Australian tour, a show-stopping performance alongside Sir Tom Jones at Bluesfest Byron Bay, and a rehearsal video that racked up 750,000 views in 48 hours are just the latest proof that the Blind Boys still command every room they enter. Seeing them live is not just a concert. It is a genuine, full-body experience of joy, spirit, and hard-won grace.

There are few opportunities in life to witness living legends doing what they were born to do. This is one of them.