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ALBUQUERQUE, NM
KIMO THEATRE + CENTRAL AVE
Season 7 - September 2027

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Galactic brings New Orleans funk, fearless improvisation, and three decades of unstoppable groove to BOE. With 10 albums, more than 2,200 shows, and performances at Coachella, Bonnaroo, and New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, the legendary quintet has become one of America's most enduring live bands. Joined by powerhouse vocalist Anjelika “Jelly” Joseph, Galactic delivers a high-voltage performance rooted in history, rhythm, and the future of funk

Digable Planets brings the timeless fusion of jazz-infused hip-hop, conscious lyricism, and Grammy Award-winning artistry to the BOE Main Stage. Since redefining alternative hip-hop with the iconic hit "Rebirth of Slick (Cool Like Dat)," the legendary trio has captivated audiences with sophisticated grooves, thought-provoking storytelling, and one of the most influential sounds in modern music. More than three decades after their groundbreaking debut, Digable Planets continues to deliver unforgettable live performances that celebrate creativity, culture, and the enduring spirit of hip-hop.

Christone “Kingfish” Ingram brings searing guitar, powerhouse vocals, and Mississippi blues fire to BOE. Hailing from Clarksdale, the Grammy-winning guitarist and songwriter has become one of the defining blues voices of his generation, blending tradition with soul, rock, funk, and modern energy. With electrifying musicianship and a sound rooted in the birthplace of the blues, Kingfish delivers a performance that feels timeless, urgent, and unforgettable.

Jason Scott & The High Heat bring road-worn Americana, gritty country-rock, and heartfelt storytelling to BOE. Rooted in Oklahoma red dirt and classic rock tradition, the band delivers songs built on sharp songwriting, soulful vocals, and high-energy musicianship. With a sound that feels both timeless and fiercely alive, Jason Scott & The High Heat capture the restless spirit, hard truths, and wide-open heart of American roots music.

Turquoise Steel brings desert blues, soulful grit, and Southwest storytelling to BOE. A Navajo family blues-rock band from Albuquerque, they channel the spirit of Navajo Country through powerful vocals, searing guitar, and roots-driven musicianship. Blending blues, soul, and rock with stories shaped by land, family, and identity, Turquoise Steel delivers a performance that is unmistakably New Mexico.

Metamorfos brings hypnotic South Americana, psychedelic world fusion, and roots-driven energy to BOE. Led by multi-instrumentalist Casey Mráz, the Albuquerque-based quintet blends traditional Andean instruments, blazing charango lines, and atmospheric acoustic textures into a sound that feels both ancient and electric. With genre-bending musicianship and a global spirit, Metamorfos showcases the adventurous creativity of Albuquerque’s music scene.

Cure for Paranoia brings fearless lyricism, explosive live energy, and a genre-bending sound to BOE. Led by Dallas visionary Cameron McCloud, the acclaimed collective fuses hip-hop, soul, funk, jazz, and rock into an unforgettable live experience. Fresh off winning NPR Music's 2026 Tiny Desk Contest, Cure for Paranoia delivers music that's as uplifting as it is thought-provoking—proving why they're one of the most exciting live acts in America today.

Emi Grace brings raw guitar tones, electronic edge, and fearless rock energy to BOE. The 22-year-old Los Angeles artist and pioneer of “Trashy Tone Thursday” is known for fusing mind-bending guitar work with heavy textures and genre-warping production to create a sound entirely her own. Equal parts gritty, experimental, and magnetic, Emi delivers a performance built to shake the room.

CLARQ brings smooth Alternative R&B, soulful vocals, and fearless authenticity to BOE. Hailing from Albuquerque, Danni Golden has become one of New Mexico's most celebrated emerging artists, earning NM Entertain's Best R&B Artist of the Year and opening for acclaimed acts like Macy Gray and Tank and the Bangas. Blending soul, hip-hop, and deeply personal storytelling, CLARQ delivers an unforgettable performance that showcases the depth and diversity of Albuquerque's thriving music scene.

Tropa Magica brings psychedelic cumbia, punk-rock energy, and an unmistakable East LA spirit to BOE. Led by brothers David and Rene Pacheco, the acclaimed duo fuses cumbia rhythms, psychedelic rock, and raw punk attitude into a wildly infectious sound built for the stage. With high-energy performances, irresistible grooves, and a style that effortlessly bridges cultures and genres, Tropa Magica delivers a live experience that's as unpredictable as it is unforgettable.

Savings brings raw emotion, soaring melodies, and infectious pop-punk energy to BOE. Hailing from Albuquerque, the band has quickly become one of New Mexico's most exciting emerging acts, earning a loyal following with deeply personal songwriting and high-energy live performances. Blending emo, alternative rock, and pop-punk influences, Savings delivers an honest, heartfelt set that proves the future of Albuquerque's music scene is brighter than ever.

Cimafunk is a Grammy-nominated Cuban artist who fuses funk, hip-hop, and Afro-Caribbean sounds into a high-energy, dance-worthy experience. Influenced by legends like James Brown, Prince, and Cuban icons like Beny Moré, his music bridges cultures and generations. Join us as we kick off Season 4 filming with this electrifying talent!

Get ready for a soul-stirring experience with Austin’s own Uncle Lucius. Blending rock, blues, soul, and country, their platinum hit “Keep The Wolves Away” became a pandemic anthem. Known for powerful live shows at festivals like SXSW and Austin City Limits, they’re bringing their heartfelt, uniquely Texan sound to BOE.

Lauren Ruth Ward brings raw power and poetic grit to the stage, blending Janis Joplin’s soul with Laurel Canyon storytelling. A Baltimore native turned LA rock force, her viral hit “Messiah” and sold-out U.S. tour cement her rising status. Don’t miss her electrifying performance as she closes out Saturday night in Albuquerque!

Get ready to be mesmerized by Zinadelphia, a powerhouse singer-songwriter whose soulful grooves and bold lyrics explore self-growth, divine femininity, and empowerment. With electrifying energy and a voice that commands attention, she’s set to deliver an unforgettable BOE performance. Don’t miss this rising star live on stage!

Closing out Season 4, get ready to groove with The Free Label, Toronto’s genre-blending powerhouse. This six-piece collective fuses 70s disco, 90s R&B, and high-energy funk into an electrifying live show. With global tours, hit single “All Night,” and support slots for legends like Incognito, they’re bringing serious heat to the BOE stage—don’t miss it!

Get ready for an unforgettable set from Kevin Herig, a cornerstone of Albuquerque’s music scene since 2006. Blending danceable rhythms with introspective lyrics, he’s captivated audiences from his days with Asper Kourt—featured on MTV and The Food Network—to his solo work. Herig brings emotional depth and musical mastery to the BOE stage.

Prepare for a genre-blending ride with Albuquerque’s own Dust City Opera. Led by Paul Hunton, this alt-rock band fuses grunge, gothic country, punk, and folk into a darkly captivating sound. Inspired by dreams, dread, and horror legends, their music is hauntingly beautiful. Don’t miss their unforgettable BOE performance!

Get ready for an unforgettable show by Willajay, Albuquerque’s alternative pop sensation. Fronted by Willa Edwards, their music explores grief, resilience, and female empowerment. Having opened for Sir Chloe and Hannah Wicklund and featured at Meow Wolf, Willajay brings raw vulnerability and electrifying energy to BOE’s stage.

Hooks & The Huckleberries bring an electric mix of Americana, country, and roots rock to BOE. Fronted by Adam Hooks, their gritty storytelling and soaring guitars create a soulful, boot-stomping experience. With their second album produced by Matt Pence, this rising New Mexico band is ready to captivate and electrify the stage.

Paco Versailles is a collaboration between Vahagni and Ryan Merchant (Capital Cities), blending Flamenco guitar with disco-influenced electronic beats and captivating vocals. Their unique sound, dubbed “Dancemenco,” merges Spanish guitar legends like Paco De Lucia with French electronic vibes, creating a fresh, genre-defying musical experience.

Grammy-nominated and Top 40 Billboard hitter BJ the Chicago Kid is an American singer and songwriter signed with Motown Records. Born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, BJ has collaborated with the likes of Dr. Dre, Kendrick Lamar, Chance the Rapper, Kanye West, Freddie Gibbs, Joey Bada$$, Anderson Paak, Dom Kennedy, Jay Rock, and more.

Singing lush, tender, R&B steeped in sensuality and caressed by slippery Latin, hip-hop, and jazz beats, Mexico City’s Girl Ultra is an undeniable talent. Her 2019's "Dame Love" (featuring Cuco) netted over a million-and-a-half views during its first two weeks and her irresistible set on NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert pulls you in and leaves wanting more. Join us as she comes to light the stage on fire.

Cordovas are an award-winning American rock band from Nashville, Tennessee. Their latest full-length album, Destiny Hotel, is a work of wild poetry and wide-eyed abandon, set to a glorious collision of folk and country and good ole’ rock and roll.

Black Joe Lewis is an American blues, funk and soul artist influenced by Howl’n Wolf and James Brown. He formed Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears in Austin, Texas, in 2007. In March 2009, Esquire listed Black Joe Lewis and the Honeybears as one of the "Ten Bands Set to Break Out at 2009's SXSW Festival”. He has since gone on to tour the world.

The Stone Foxes are an indie rock sensation from San Francisco. Their music has been featured in the Academy-Award-Winning film Free Solo and a variety of episodes of FX’s Son’s Of Anarchy. The band has also played Outside Lands, Voodoo Music Experience, SXSW, and has performed with artists such as The Black Keys, Cage the Elephant, and ZZ Top.

Based in the mountains of Western Canada, the nationally renowned electro-folk Moontricks draw inspiration from the ongoing cycles of the natural world. The band’s breakout hit “Home” has reached over 5 million streaming plays, and their tracks have been featured on Netflix, Fox, and more. They've joined international tours and festivals in Australia, Costa Rica, and across the USA, gaining a loyal following for their dynamic live shows, which features a rotating assortment of guitars, keys, banjo, and vocals accented with original electronic elements.

Prism Bitch, an award-winning band from Albuquerque, just finished a US tour with Built to Spill and a new album with producer Toshi Kasia. Known for their dynamic, rollercoaster sound, they’ve rocked festivals like Treefort and Rock City Fest and earned over 100k streams, cementing their place in the indie scene.

Another night of New Mexican-born and raised sounds. Kicking off with Albuquerque raised singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Alie Renee of Byland transcends us to the depths of sound and dreams. Then we close the night with an explosion of energy higher than high as Albuquerque’s own Slums of Harvard bring the fire!

Tonight features two great New Mexican artists: Ailani, a Santa Clara Pueblo musician weaving dreamy melodies about love and identity, followed by Albuquerque’s The Kipsies, delivering a vibrant blend of Americana and beauty to close the evening.

Oliver Wood, frontman of the Wood Brothers, is a staple of modern American roots music. Blending folk, gospel, country-soul, and Americana, he’s earned international acclaim and a Grammy nomination. As a solo artist, Wood showcases sharp songwriting, skilled guitar work, and powerful vocals, continuing to captivate audiences worldwide.

Red Light Cameras are a show-stopping rock band out of Albuquerque, New Mexico. This band packs a punch and always has the dance floor moving. The songs are catchy, the hooks infectious, and the beats will have you bouncing. It's all the pop you need with some serious garage rock edge to blow you away.

Rare Americans is a genre-blending indie sensation, their songs paired with narrative- driven animated videos have garnered the band their first top 100 Billboard album, over 250 million streams and one million social media followers. Hailing from Vancouver BC, this band is blowing up.

With appearances on NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert and LIVE on KEXP, this Portland based Latin indie alternative/experimental band is truly one of a kind. They’re latest album Ojos Del Sol was voted NPR’s Top 50 Albums. With over 250k monthly listeners on Spotify and millions of YouTube views – Y La Bamba is an incredible voice to the artistry of Americana folk and modern Chicana feminism.

This episode features two great New Mexican artists: Alex Maryol and his band from Santa Fe, known for serious blues and having opened for legends like Etta James and Bo Diddley. Following them is Felix Y Los Gatos, who’ve shared stages with Grammy-winner Dwayne Dopsie and recorded with John Popper of Blues Traveler.

In this episode we combine two great New Mexican artists. Innastate is a Native American reggae band dedicated to creating community through the positive messages and energy expressed in their music. Followed by the crushing indie/alt rock band with jazz influence hailing from Albuquerque, NM: Side Montero!

Hailed by the SF Chronicle as "the best of San Francisco’s indie-rock scene," French Cassettes are a harmony-driven power-pop quartet. Known for winding melodies that captivate, they boast over 250k monthly Spotify listeners and have featured in Paste Magazine and Treefort Music Festival. French Cassettes are rapidly rising in the music world.

Zach Person, emerging from Austin, Texas, is the new face of indie rock. At 25, he delivers loud, raw music with swagger and grit beyond his years. Starting at 18 on America’s Got Talent, Zach has since recorded with ACL, Audio Tree, Jam In the Van, and more, connecting deeply with his fans.

Dallas, Texas southern rock at its finest. Touring with the likes of ZZ Top, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Kid Rock. JT and the band have been rocking and rolling for over a decade, crushing at festivals such as ACL, Bonnaroo, and SXSW. With over 4 million downloads and appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live, including their music appearing on hit shows on HBO, FOX, and ABC – JT is an American mainstay rocker.

This Latin Grammy-winning, New York-based ensemble features musicians from across the globe, including Mexico, Puerto Rico, and more. Having performed at Coachella, NPR Tiny Desk, and the Kennedy Center, they recently released a new album produced by 11-time Grammy-winner Rafa Sardina (Stevie Wonder, Lady Gaga).

Max Gomez is a native of Taos, New Mexico and founder of the Red River Folk Festival. With his freshly minted classic, “Make It Me,” he is becoming a figure of folk music. On this episode of BOE, Max captivates us with live performances of 'Make It Me' and a tale of the "Antique Store Blues".

Lilly Hiatt, the daughter of singer-songwriter John Hiatt, stands definitively with her own sound, winning respect and accolades from the likes of Rolling Stone. For her debut on BOE, Lilly and the band perform a killer live-set, featuring her much loved song 'Trinity Lane' and tracks, 'P-Town', 'Some Kind of Drug' and 'Brightest Star' from her new album 'Walking Proof,' out now.

2019 Latin Grammy Album of the Year nominee, Making Movies is an international rock n’ roll band from Kansas City, MO. With their song, 'No Te Calles,’ the band collaborated with Rubén Blades and was featured on NPR's Best Songs of 2019. Making Movies goes all-out in an episode not to be missed.

Grammy-nominated in 2019 for Best Contemporary Blues Album, Southern Avenue made a strong mark on the music scene. They played Memphofest 2021 alongside Widespread Panic and Billy Strings. For BOE, they light up the stage with a live performance of “Push Now” from their new album, Be The Love You Want.

In this episode, we combine the timeless Mariachi vocals of Carlos Medina and the wild journey music of Micah Thunder. Carlos Medina collaborates with the famed art collective Meow Wolf, and their music video for ‘No Le Digan’ became a Vimeo Staff Pick. Micah Thunder is an inspirational artist whose music travels with his fans around the globe.

Extending our time at the Zia Club in Tucumcari, we paired Sara Marie Rorie and the Levi Platero Band to bring you an episode that drips with soul, heart, and great vibes. You won’t want to miss a chance to see these break-out stars performing live acoustic sets.

Junior Mesa is a multi-instrumentalist, crafting every element of his music, blending retro sounds with style and story that are one-of-a-kind fresh. For BOE, Junior Mesa delivers a performance that is equally brilliant and charismatic, and drops a never-before heard recorded track 'Jelly-n-Beans' live.

Lydia Loveless is an American alternative country singer-songwriter from Columbus, Ohio. Her music combines pop music, classic country, honky tonk, and punk rock, carrying her across the music world. She was named ‘Artist You Need To Know’ by Rolling Stone. Lydia’s performance on BOE is a mesmerizing must-watch episode.

The quintessential Texas rock ‘n roll experience. Pulling up from Dallas, TX, these gents keep it classy. Hailed as a super-group of side men and compared with the likes of The Band, The Texas Gentlemen humbly play their hearts out and give us nothing short of an incredible show.

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