Jeremiah Lockwood

Dirty Dozen: Jeremiah Lockwood at Barbès (IN-PERSON and Live Stream)

Gig Alerts | Apr 9, 2021

Dirty Dozen: Jeremiah Lockwood at Barbès (IN-PERSON and Live Stream)
April 13, 7PM and 9PM EDT. $25 each for in-person reservations of 2 or 4 ONLY.
Live Stream via Barbès YouTube. 

Jeremiah Lockwood is best known as the leader of the band Sway Machinery, a group that peddles an unlikely blend of West African pop and Hebrew prayers. (Lockwood’s grandfather was a famous cantor.) But he actually got his start playing blues guitar, and tomorrow evening, in a live performance, he goes back to those roots. It’s part of the new concert series at the Brooklyn club Barbès, called 'Dirty Dozen' because the audience is limited to 12 people; it’ll be streaming as well. Jeremiah Lockwood plays on Tuesday night, April 13, as part of the Dirty Dozen series at Barbès.

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