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Three time Grammy Nominated, Four time Blues Music Awards “Entertainer of the Year” and five time “Contemporary Male” Blues Music Award Winner the Legendary Tab Benoit will be returning to the historic Kalamazoo State Theatre December 8^th. Blues power house, Tab Benoit will be bringing down the house with all of his hits.

Eric Johanson will also be crossing the stage December 8^th. Eric Johanson’s debut record Burn It Down was released October 10th on Tab Benoit’s Whiskey Bayou Records.  Eric started out as a teen touring the southeast as a young-gun blues guitar player, and has since toured the world as guitarist for Grammy winning artists like Cyril Neville and Terrance Simien.

Joining Tab and Eric for this event is local blues prodigy, Jake Kershaw. Kershaw started playing guitar at the early age of nine years old, now 16, he has surpassed the skill level of artists three times his age. See Jake Kershaw shred on his custom Heritage guitar December 8^th.

Ticket Information:
This is an all ages general admission event. There is an 8 ticket limit.

• $22.50 Early bird – Limited quantity available
• $29.50 – After early bird sells out
• $35 – Day of Show

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RSVP On Facebook HERE
Visit The Artist Website HERE

Security Information:
All patrons are subject to search, pat down, and wanding.  The following items are not allowed in the venue: guns, knives, lasers, tasers, mace, glass items, cameras, selfie sticks, outside food or beverage, no bags over the dimensions of 8 inches wide by 5 inches tall with a width of 2 inches,  and other items that may challenge public safety.  You can view our full list by visiting our frequently asked questions here

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Spend Thanksgiving weekend with Greensky Bluegrass with special guest May Erlewine at historic Kalamazoo State Theatre! For more than a decade and a half, the members of Greensky Bluegrass have created their own version of bluegrass music, mixing the acoustic stomp of a stringband with the rule-breaking spirit of rock & roll. They redefine that sound once again with their sixth album, Shouted, Written Down & Quoted.

Find out why Rolling Stone claims that Greensky Bluegrass is – “Representing the genre for a whole new generation” this November. If you have yet to experience this high energy performance supported by top notch lighting and sound, now is the time! Plan ahead & start an unforgettable Thanksgiving tradition like no other!

Ticket Information:
This is an all ages general admission event. Day of show price increases. Ticket links will not be live until 8/23 at 3pm. Onsale starts 8/25 at 10am, the box office will be opening at 10am to accommodate in person tickets on this day or you can buy online.

• $29.50 One Day (11/24 or 11/25)
• $55.00 Two Day (Both 11/24 & 11/25) **ONLY 500 AVAILABLE**
• $35.00 One Day – Day of Show

BUY TICKETS HERE
RSVP On Facebook HERE
Visit The Artist Website HERE

**Tickets are currently sold out, may be subject to change**

Bundle Up Kalamazoo is a month-long drive that runs through the entire month of November. We are collecting new and gently used coats, snowpants, snow suits, and sweatpants for both kids and adults. These items will be donated to Communities in Schools to support their Kids’ Closet. Please drop off your donations to the theatre or box office on Fridays from 11am-6pm or on show days starting at 3pm.

**Warning – a few naughty words are in the lyrics of these videos**

Security Information:
All patrons are subject to search, pat down, and wanding.  The following items are not allowed in the venue: guns, knives, lasers, tasers, mace, glass items, cameras, selfie sticks, outside food or beverage, no bags over the dimensions of 8 inches wide by 5 inches tall with a width of 2 inches,  and other items that may challenge public safety.  You can view our full list by visiting our frequently asked questions here

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