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Blues Beat: The weekend's packed with live shows Domenic Forcella FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Murray the Wheel is performing at Summer Blues n Brews II.Domenic Forcella / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Murray the Wheel is performing at Summer Blues n Brews II.Domenic Forcella / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 3of3 Friday, Jake Kulak & The LowDown bring their blend of guitar-driven blues and blues-rock to a free Summer Concert at the Hilton Mystic, hosted by The Irons Restaurant & Bar. Join them on the patio, and bring your own chairs and blankets. Kulak has been immersed in the bl...

As we head to a better Summer, more bands are active, more clubs are booking gigs, and...

Blues Beat: Venues are opening, but be sure to call ahead Domenic Forcella FacebookTwitterEmail Friday, Jake Kulak and the LowDown are at Notch 8.Domenic Forcella / Contributed photo One thing Blues Beat learned from last week is that bookings are often in flux. It would be wise to call the venue and confirm the show and time. A big show this week is Gov't Mule is at the Westville Music Bowl (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) for three socially-distanced live shows, part of Twilight Concerts Under The Stars. It is best to confirm the show as the first two are listed as “sold out.” Tickets at www....

Blues Beat: Warm weather's a perfect time for festivals Domenic Forcella FacebookTwitterEmail The Sawtelles will play at the Best Video Film & Cultural Center deck April 25.Dom Forcella / Contributed photo The blues calendar is beginning to fill, and more and more artists are coming out of hiding with outdoor concerts. While we slowly approach old times, things will remain different, but this year’s festival season, if it goes off as planned promises a great summertime season. As people are anxious for more blues, this week’s column will list the information that has come across our desk....

Blues Beat: New release has blues world buzzing Domenic Forcella FacebookTwitterEmail Don Destefano joins other talented musicians playing the music of the Grateful Dead Saturday and Sunday at FTC’s The Warehouse.Domenic Forcella / Contributed photo The big topic is the blues community this week was the movie release of Ma Rainey's “Black Bottom.” Taken from the play by August Wilson, Blues Beat remembers seeing its premiere at the Yale Rep in the 1980s. Besides the acting, a band supplied the music. After the actors received their applause and left the stage, the audience gave the band...