What can I say? It’s beginning to look a lot like HannuKwanaXmas.
Whether you celebrate one special holiday or are a solstice ‘equal opportunity enjoyer’, live Blues is bound to bring a joyful lift.
So get ready to ring in 2025 with no project beside sharing a rollickin’ good roll with the soulful guitar licks and sax solos that light up the Wildcat O’Halloran Blues Band. From Greg Allman to Bo Diddley, John Lee Hooker to James Cotton, the Wildcat has shared stages with legends. In the process he’s become a force of nature in the valley, hosting weekly Noho Blues Jams, and featured in the Valley Advocate’s Sessions series. His talented bandmates/co-conspirators in rhythm and rhyme include: Will Smith on Sax, Phil Govan on Bass, George Perrault on Drums, (and perhaps a guest harmonica player) Please see below for list of CD’s, reviews, and links.
Full Fun Facts:
Date: Friday Jan 3rd
Venue: Great Room at Cherry Hill Cohousing, 120 Pulpit Hill Road in North Amherst
Time: Doors open at 6:30 PM, Concert starts at 7 (Note no advance registration. Seating strictly first come, first deserved)
$15-$25 suggested donation
(Facility is wheelchair accessible)
Guitar-slinger Wildcat O’Halloran has been thrilling audiences in Western Massachusetts for over thirty years, and is currently promoting his 18th album- Lead Me Not Into Temptation … I Can Find It Myself.
Building on the success of Here Lies A Fool and Party Up In Heaven, Wildcat’s latest creation has been played on over 200 stations; receiving rave reviews:
The Boston Blues Society called it “A Masterclass in tone and grit”
The UK’s Blues Matters says “Lead Me Not Into Temptation… I Can Find It Myself is crazy-fun and a great release”
Living Blues Magazine wrote: “Wildcat emerges as one of the most entertaining songwriters in contemporary blues…and his band doesn’t know the meaning of dull!”
Hear them for yourself gettin’ down and lightin’ it up live-https://www.facebook.com/wildcat.ohalloran/videos/791226235399929/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v
Hope you can join us and/or forward this to a friend,
Rob