This year’s symposium is being co-hosted by the B.B. King Museum and the B.B. King Recording Studio. The theme for this year’s events is “Chitlin’ Circuit.”

Marcus King joined Mule, and they played an incredible version of the Allman Brothers’ “Whipping Post,” with Haynes and King swapping leads that had the crowd screaming for more.

Ingram’s masterful guitar work has been sending shivers through concert goers for nearly half his life, and his vocals display a power and maturity far beyond his years.

The performance is split, with a full band set, an acoustic set, and his Trio.

“As a native Chicagoan, I’m excited and honored to be throwing out the first pitch and supporting the Cubs on their way to winning another World Series.”

Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real have quietly developed into one of America’s most dazzling new live acts…

The group’s take-no-prisoners approach drawn from gritty Chicago roots, Texas-inspired blues and Hollywood flair, was first seen in Europe in 1993…

In 2009, the red dirt country Randy Rogers Band created the annual golf and concert event to give back to the community.

Not since the days of Johnny Otis in the early ’50s has there been a rhythm ’n blues band this big or nimble.