A long-established entertainer, Gil Scott-Heron introduced the evening with deep grooves and a rich baritone. Singing “You gotta work for peace” repeatedly at one point and nnot be willing to go on at another until the audience participated, as beautiful as Scott-Heron’s voice is this was just a smidge too redundant to be truly excellent.
Gill Scott-Heron – Gobi Stage
Related Post
-
Evanston Folk Festival Announces 2026 Lineup Featuring Trampled By Turtles, Indigo Girls, Mdou Moctar & More
Today, SPACE Presents has unveiled the lineup for the third annual Evanston Folk Festival (EFF), which will be taking…
-
Geese Live Debut New Song “Apollo” During Berlin Show
According to Consequence.net, Geese are currently touring their way through Europe in support of their 2025 album, Getting…
-
Kennedy Center Set To Close For Two Years For Renovations Following Board Vote
According to CNN.com, President Donald Trump’s handpicked Kennedy Center board of trustees voted earlier today to close the…
Leave a Comment