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| | Date | | Feb 20, 2010 |
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| | Time | | 8:00 pm
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| | Location | | Sangamon Auditorium |
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| | Cost | | $40, $35 |
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| | Sponsor | | Sangamon Auditorium, UIS |
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| | E-Mail | | OnStage@uis.edu |
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| | Phone | | 217.206.6160, 800.207.6960 |
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| | Event type | | Music |
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| | Original Calendar | | Sangamon Auditorium |
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| | Views | | 1053 |
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| Formed some six and a half decades ago, The Blind Boys of Alabama are the Iron Men of the music industry. They predate Elvis, Little Richard and Al Green yet even in their 70s they are still at the top of the gospel charts and have earned impressive three-peat honors by winning consecutive Grammy Awards for the past three years. In recent years, The Blind Boys have proven themselves masters of bringing out the most spiritual aspects of mainstream music, while at the same time bringing the music of the church straight to the roadhouse. In the past five years, they've recorded moving renditions of songs by everyone from Tom Waits to Prince side by side with their traditional material, and appeared as guests on record and on stage with an equally diverse array of artists, from Peter Gabriel to Ben Harper. |
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