Experience an unforgettable evening with blues maestro Chris O’Leary at Arts Bonita!

Renowned for his mastery in blues and soul music, Chris O’Leary is a force to be reckoned with. From his early days immersed in the sounds of Chicago blues, to his years as a Marine, and his rise in the local music scene of Poughkeepsie, New York, O’Leary’s journey is a testament to his dedication and passion. As a resident performer at Levon Helm’s Classic American Café in New Orleans, O’Leary perfected his craft, captivating audiences with his harmonica mastery.

O’Leary’s professional debut came in 2003, playing on blues legend Hubert Sumlin’s “About Them Shoes.” Seven years later, his debut album “Mr. Used to Be” garnered a Blues Music Award nomination and won the Blues Blast Award for Best New Artist Debut. With five albums to his name, his latest release, “The Hard Line,” is his most raw and reflective work yet, capturing the essence of his life experiences from his military service to his countless performances.

Chris O’Leary’s music is rich with complexity and emotion. His heartfelt lyrics and passionate performances create a deep connection with his audience, promising a night you won’t soon forget.

Location: Moe Auditorium

Tickets: $48 Tier 1 / $43 Tier 2 / $38 Tier 3