Keb Mo at the Guthrie Theater
Photos by Patrick Dunn
Keb Mo, touring in support of his new album, The Reflection, visited the Guthrie Theater's Wurtele Thrust stage on Monday, Jan. 23, playing a two-hour set in front of a sold-out audience.
Though a simple acoustic set may have been expected, Keb Mo instead played with an impressive five-piece band. Highlights included "Perpetual Blues Machine," "Government Cheese," "Save Yo’ Legs," and "The Whole Enchilada," as well as some material from the new album such as “We Don’t Need It."
New Orleans-based Anders Osborne opened the show, which was produced by Sue McLean & Associates, which is also putting together a night of jazz featuring Indigenous at the Hopkins Center for the Arts.
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