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Blues originated in the Deep South of the United States during the late 19th century, evolving from African American spirituals, work songs, and shouts. Find upcoming Blues events in New York City this month below.
Blues Events This Month · New York City

Bill Carney's Jug Addicts

Michael Frazier

Cyrus Chestnut

The Kells Nollenberger trad jazz band

Darrell Green

Sam Dillon

Eric Alexander Quartet


Chip Shelton, Chip Shelton & Friends Band

The Antoinette Montague Experience

Post Fear

Fred Thomas of the J.B.'s

Chuck Zeuren



Jeff Slate & Friends

Cyrus Chestnut Trio

Steve Davis

Woody Witt


Elizabeth Bougerol

Luther Allison

Billie Marten

Rev. Vince Anderson & The Love Choir, The Love Choir
Sound profile
A vocal-driven, raw sound.
Blues originated in the Deep South of the United States during the late 19th century, evolving from African American spirituals, work songs, and shouts. Characterized by its foundational 12-bar chord progression and "blue notes," the genre traditionally utilizes instrumentation such as the acoustic or electric guitar, harmonica, and piano. Rhythms often employ a distinctive shuffle or swing feel with tempos ranging from mournful, slow ballads to upbeat, driving boogie-woogie styles. Emotionally, the blues serves as a cathartic expression of personal struggle and resilience, acting as a critical stylistic ancestor to jazz, rhythm and blues, and rock and roll.
Also known as: The Blues
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