Old-school blues and boogie from multiple award-winning artist Little Victor this

The Los Angeles Times called him “an untamed maverick whose raw, primitive sounds are the utter antithesis of the contemporary blues model. The offbeat singer-guitarist…eschews the genre’s prevalent trend for streamlined six-string virtuosity in favor of wild shouting, stabbing guitar and heavy, almost hypnotic, rhythmic repetition….He can effortlessly switch from shadowy, primitive low blues to the polished, uptown Beale Street-style R&B…to wild, wicked boogies, and all of it is put across with expressive, soul-deep conviction.”

He’ll be turning the Bootlegger into a juke joint with a handful of old guitars, lo-fi mics, a few harmonicas, a slide, a stomp board, a lot of slap back echo – and help from Orlando Shearer (on upright bass) and other special guests. Don’t miss it!