Guitarist Rich Robinson (The Black Crowes) has formed a new band, Hookah Brown, which will head out for a Northeast tour beginning next week. The quartet includes drummer Bill Dobrow, vocalist John Hogg and bassist Fionn OLochlainn. One of my goals is to keep Hookah Brown a four-piece, says Robinson. I don’t want to try and re-make The Black Crowes. I want to take what I learned from the band and try it in a different context. It’s all about leaving space in the music. The group will play a few a Black Crowes tunes, in addition to a wealth of originals.
The tour begins Tuesday, January 21 at Fletchers in Baltimore and will hit Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Massachusetts.
The complete schedule is up at www.blackcrowes.com.
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