Tag: Americana

Singa B & The Blues Boyz: The Prince of Blues LIVE

Singa B

Singa B & The Blues Boyz: The Prince of Blues LIVE

The Green Room at Crosstown Arts
Friday, September 18th, 2026
Doors open at 7:00 pm | Show starts at 7:30 pm
$20 in advance (plus fees) | $30 at the door
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The Prince of Blues has arrived at The Green Room.

Fresh off representing Memphis at the International Blues Challenge, touring internationally, and sharing stages with legendary artists, Singa B & The Blues Boyz bring their electrifying blend of traditional Blues, Soul, Southern Roots, and modern energy to Crosstown Arts for one unforgettable night.

Known for his powerful vocals, captivating storytelling, and dynamic stage presence, Singa B has quickly become one of the most talked-about blues artists of his generation. Backed by The Blues Boyz this performance will showcase fan favorites, original music, and songs from Singa B’s upcoming “Brand New Blues” project.

Whether you’re a lifelong blues fan or discovering the genre for the first time, this will be a high-energy Memphis music experience you won’t want to miss.

About the Artist:

Singa B is an award-winning blues artist, vocalist, guitarist, songwriter, and producer based in Memphis, Tennessee. Dubbed “The Prince of Blues” by WREG News, he is known for his signature “Brand New Blues” sound, blending traditional blues with elements of soul, country, hip-hop, and modern Southern music.

In 2024, Singa B won both the Beale Street Battle of the Bands and the Memphis Blues Society Blues Challenge before representing Memphis at the 2025 International Blues Challenge, where he advanced to the semifinals. He has performed alongside artists including Tony! Toni! Toné!, Bobby Rush, and Al Kapone, and recently completed performances in the United Kingdom.

Singa B is currently preparing the release of his debut EP, “Brand New Blues,” featuring original music that honors the past while pushing the genre into the future.

Dead Soldiers: CivilwarLand Record Release Show feat. Blvck Hippie

Dead Soldiers: CivilwarLand Record Release Show feat. Blvck Hippie

Crosstown Theatre

Saturday, October 25, 2025

Doors open at 7:00 pm | Show at 7:30 pm

$30 in advance (plus fees) | $37 at the door 

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After almost 15 years, two records, two eps, thousands of shows, 4 vans, 2 trailers and 20 plus tires the eclectic Memphis based Americana outfit Dead Soldiers are back with their third full length record and their most poised and mature effort to date. Here they continue to build on the influence of unique and irreverent American songwriters like Tom Waits, Randy Newman, Warren Zevon and (mostly Canadians) The Band while crafting something thoroughly modern and in conversation with this current moment in history.

DALLAS UGLY

Dallas Ugly
Crosstown Arts present DALLAS UGLY with Cyrena Wages in The Green Room
The Green Room at Crosstown Arts
Friday, JUNE 6, 2025
Doors open at 7 pm | Show begins at 7:30 pm
Tickets: $20 (plus fees) | $25 at the door |
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Nashville’s Dallas Ugly (Libby Weitnauer, Owen Burton, and Eli Broxham) is a band of truly trusted friends who – after a decade of playing together – return with their best work yet.
Sitting somewhere between indie rock and Americana and beautifully produced in collaboration with Grammy-winning engineer Justin Francis, their sophomore album See Me Now is contemporary, crisp, and alive. It is a fiddle-filled entry in the current band-with-guitar renaissance that puts them in conversation with acts like MJ Lenderman, Big Thief, and Allegra Krieger while still channelling the sparkly sing-along heights of late 90s radio. The growth of heartache, finding footing in an unstable world, and modern anxiety resonate out in soaring harmony.

Folk All Y’all presents Lilli Lewis

Doors open at 7pm | Show begins at 7:30pm
Tickets: $20+

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Lilli Lewis has composed in every tradition that inspires her, including soul, Americana, hip hop, classical, folk, jazz, rock, gospel, blues, soul and R&B. She integrated elements of New Orleans funk while co-writing and co-producing “Mask Up” in the summer of 2020. After carving out space for herself as an African-American lesbian of size, Lewis has lent her voice to the inclusion and equity in the music industry by speaking in conferences and seminars for Americana Music Association and Folk Alliance International in her role as VP & Head of A&R at Louisiana Red Hot Records. And she’s further sharing her message in the music of her eagerly awaited “Americana” album, following 2019’s critically acclaimed “We Belong.” In all things, Lewis does her best to live by the creed she and her ensemble have become known for: Practice Radical Decency. That’s a belief system we can get behind!

Minimum ticket price is $20 but you can name-your-own price above that if you’re feeling it. 100% of ticket revenue goes to our artists (you can see where any fees go in the check-out breakdown). Yep, all of it. Folk All Y’all is volunteer-run and subscriber-supported. Shows are presented in partnership with Crosstown Arts at The Green Room in Crosstown Concourse.

About Folk All Y’all: Intimate, attentive performances by exceptional singer-songwriters, proudly presented in Memphis, Folk All Y’all is a public listening room series dedicated to providing artists and audiences with unforgettable music experiences.