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  The irrepressible spirit of the blues was on full display during The Blues Foundation’s 42nd Blues Music Awards (BMAs) presented by Global Electronic Technology when winners across twenty-five (25) categories were announced. Broadcasted virtually due to COVID precautions, the show’s highlights included heartfelt video statements from many of the winners as well as lively performances from several past BMA winning artists. Awarded by The Blues Foundation’s members, the BMAs are widely recognized as the highest honor given to blues musicians. The 42nd Blues Music Awards coincides ...

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Fargo Blues Fest announces its 2021 lineup The 26th annual event will feature headliners Samantha Fish, the Jeremiah Johnson Band, John Mayall and John Primer over two nights in late July. 11:20 am, May 7, 2021 × FARGO — The 2021 Fargo Blues Festival is ready to go this summer. The 26th annual event is set for Friday, July 30, and Saturday, July 31, at Newman Outdoor Field in north Fargo. Festival organizers announced the lineup Friday morning, May 7, on The Fox 107.9 FM, revealing that Samantha Fish, the Jeremiah Johnson Band, John Mayall and John Primer will be the ...

(Fargo, ND) -- Fargo Blues Festival organizers announced Friday that the annual music event will be back at Newman Outdoor Field for 2021 with the 26th annual two-day blues music event being held on Friday, July 30th and Saturday, July 31st. This year’s lineup features John Mayall, the legendary “Godfather of British Blues,” as the headliner for Saturday night. For over 50 years, Mayall has served as a pioneer of blues music and was inducted in the Blues Hall of Fame in 2016. This will be the second time John Mayall has performed at the Fargo Blues Fest after he made his first appea...

54:22 Jon Batiste is a genre-bending genius. Although he is most often associated with jazz he is equally adept at soul, funk, hip-hop and probably whatever else you'd want him to play. Jon Batiste's "Freedom" from his new album We Are opens tonight's show.  We'll also hear from Revs. Shawn Amos, Freakchild and Peyton (although I'm not sure all of them are ordained) and we'll fit in something from Jimbo Mathus and the New Moon Jelly Roll Freedom Rockers. Tags: