July 5, 2011 - Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter/guitarist Keb' Mo' has announced tour dates to support the Aug. 2 release of his new album "The Reflection."
November 15, 2010 - Imagine there is a heaven. If you can, then maybe you can imagine John Lennon is over his embarrassment by now, and can bear to look down on the fine mess many of his survivors back on earth continue to propagate.
September 1, 2009 - Keb' Mo', who has been on the North American tour trail since mid-May, has tacked several miscellaneous shows onto his sweeping theater tour, which now runs into 2010.
June 26, 2009 - Keb' Mo' has added a substantial number of dates to his in-progress trek through North America, which now takes the blues musician into late fall.
May 22, 2009 - Bluesman Keb' Mo' has revealed a handful of spring and summer dates, most of which are festivals spread across the western portion of the US.
February 5, 2009 - New York City's Carnegie Hall hosted the 19th Annual Tibet House Benefit Concert, headlined by Patti Smith, on Tuesday night (2/3). The stellar lineup also included Steve Earle, Angelique Kidjo, Keb' Mo', Vampire Weekend, The National, and the Lhasa Spirits, and featured Philip Glass as the event's musical director.
June 21, 2006 - "Suitcase" is another frustratingly uneven outing for Keb' Mo'. There are times on the disc when Mo' sounds like one of the best blues singers on the planet. In other moments, he sounds as if he's being paid by the hour to sing jingles for TV commercials.
April 10, 2006 - Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Bonnie Raitt heads out this summer on a North American tour as she continues to support last year's "Souls Alike."
Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter/guitarist Keb' Mo' has announced tour dates to support the Aug. 2 release of his new album "The Reflection."
Imagine there is a heaven. If you can, then maybe you can imagine John Lennon is over his embarrassment by now, and can bear to look down on the fine mess many of his survivors back on earth continue to propagate.
"Suitcase" is another frustratingly uneven outing for Keb' Mo'. There are times on the disc when Mo' sounds like one of the best blues singers on the planet. In other moments, he sounds as if he's being paid by the hour to sing jingles for TV commercials.
