Roger Salloom and his band will appear at the new Nu Café Concert Series (335 Chandler St., Worcester, MA 01602, telephone: 508- 926-8800) on April, 22, at 8pm. You can visit the Nu Café website here.
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Opening for Roger is the 3 peice group Jubilee Gardens. Here’s a quote about this eclectic group…
“Jubilee Connolly’s music is a kaleidoscope of sounds, pulling Latin American rhythms, the hypnotic grooves of raga music, and the mysterious airs of Arabic music under the umbrella of sophisticated arrangements that fuse jazz, pop and folk elements.” Scott McLennan
Jubilee Gardens will perform at Nu Café as a trio which lets listeners get a sense of the backbone of the band, getting down to the basics & really hearing Jubilee Connolly’s insightful lyrics and world traveled roots.
About Roger Salloom
He is the singer and composer of the songs Out of Worcester, In the Snow, and O’Nello, all three of which are set in Worcester. Other popular tunes include the Underground and Yallwire hits Marie La Peau, La Te Da, Tappin That Thing, and Life Is Short. His last Worcester appearances include performances at the Hanover Theater with Aaron and Charles Neville in 2013, and at the official opening of the Nu Cafe’s Concert Series on April 12, 2014.
About Nu Café
It’s been a relaxed gathering place filled with people who enjoy healthy menu options, free wifi, casual meeting space and much more. At night it turns into a hip restaurant with a full wait staff and an after 5PM menu featuring local and craft beers and wine.
What people have been saying about Roger Salloom…
“Superb.”
Rolling Stone Magazine
“…the writing talent of Dylan or Guthrie… musical genius…hilarious and tragic, kindhearted and careless, all the complexities of a real human being.”
IMDb
Roger Salloom’s voice quickly suggests a comparison to early Bob Dylan, but it’s this vet’s penchant for telling a great story that puts him in the same category.
Time Out New York
“…the most seductive singer ever to seduce these jaded ears. He’ll massage your worries into next week.”
John M. Lomax, II
To contact Roger you can email him here or contact him via phone at 413.584.6324.
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