SHK Music Presents: The Delta Generators with Barrence Whitfield and Mark Earley at Warehouse XI
Winning awards and playing to sold-out shows across New England and beyond, the Delta Generators have made quite a name for themselves since hitting the scene in 2008. Their music brings together their diverse musical influences, drawing on the traditions of Blues, Roots, R&B, Americana, and Rock to create a sound uniquely their own.
The band is comprised of frontman Brian Templeton (The Radio Kings, The Proven Ones) Brothers, Charlie O’Neal (guitar), and Rick O’Neal (bass). Rick and Charlie got their first break in their late teens to early twenties touring and recording for Ben Orr (formerly of The Cars). Rick also recorded and toured playing for guitarist Johnny A. for many years. Charlie also played for the band Must(Wind-Up/BMG) who had a top 10 song in the Billboard Rock Charts. Jeff Armstrong(Drums) completes the lineup.
Together, the Delta Generators have blended the best of their best to bring their fans an unforgettable musical experience.
Vocals, Harmonica / Brian Templeton
Guitar / Charlie O'Neal
Bass / Rick O'Neal
Drums / Jeff Armstrong
Since their inception in 2008, the Delta Generators have won awards, nominations, and accolades across the country. They have been nominated for the Boston Music Awards, IBC (best self-produced album), and New England Music Awards (Best Blues Band).
https://deltagenerators.com/
Barrence Whitfield, a distinguished American soul and Rhythm & Blues vocalist, rose to prominence as the dynamic frontman of Barrence Whitfield & the Savages in the 1980s and 1990s. Born in Jacksonville, Florida, Whitfield's musical journey began in East Orange, New Jersey, where he sang in a gospel choir during his childhood. His passion for music continued at Boston University, where he studied journalism and caught the attention of musician Peter Greenberg, leading to the formation of The Savages.
The band quickly gained acclaim for their electrifying stage presence, described as "raucous and rough," embodying the spirit of soul legends like Little Richard and Wilson Pickett. With a string of albums, including their self-titled debut and "Dig Yourself," the group earned international recognition. Whitfield's career extended beyond the Savages, contributing to tribute albums and collaborating with artists like Tom Russell. With a remarkable discography, including "Savage Kings" and "Dig Thy Savage Soul," Barrence Whitfield continues to captivate audiences worldwide with his soulful voice and energetic performances.
Renowned saxophonist Mark Earley stands as a two-time Grammy Nominee and a distinguished member of the Rhode Island Music Hall of Fame. With an illustrious career marked by six W.C. Handy Awards, Earley's musical journey has taken him to prestigious venues worldwide, from the grandeur of NYC's Lincoln Center to the soulful stages of The San Francisco Blues Festival. His global reach extends to iconic locations like The Moscow International Performing Arts Centre, The Zouk Mikael International Festival in Beirut, Lebanon, and The Le Méridien Etoile's Jazz Club as part of the JBL Jazz Festival in Paris. Mark Earley's musical odyssey is a testament to his unparalleled talent and ability to captivate audiences on an international scale.
Throughout his career, Earley has collaborated with a myriad of musical luminaries, including Jay McShann, Duke Robillard, Taj Mahal, and The Temptations, among many others. His extensive list of collaborators spans genres and generations, showcasing the breadth and depth of his musical prowess. Mark's ability to share the spiritual magic of music with audiences across the world is not just a career but a true blessing, demonstrating the profound impact of his extraordinary talent on the global stage.
$20 in advance/$25 DOS
Doors are at 7pm. Showtime is 8pm.
NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES
Warehouse XI is a fun, informal event space located in Union Square with a mix of standing room and seating with plenty of space to dance and move around. It has a wine and beer (and more) bar and while no food is served, there are many great places a few steps away to eat at before or after the show or to pick up stuff to bring in with you (our fav is Wade's BBQ!). Details at https://www.shkmusic.com/faq
The band is comprised of frontman Brian Templeton (The Radio Kings, The Proven Ones) Brothers, Charlie O’Neal (guitar), and Rick O’Neal (bass). Rick and Charlie got their first break in their late teens to early twenties touring and recording for Ben Orr (formerly of The Cars). Rick also recorded and toured playing for guitarist Johnny A. for many years. Charlie also played for the band Must(Wind-Up/BMG) who had a top 10 song in the Billboard Rock Charts. Jeff Armstrong(Drums) completes the lineup.
Together, the Delta Generators have blended the best of their best to bring their fans an unforgettable musical experience.
Vocals, Harmonica / Brian Templeton
Guitar / Charlie O'Neal
Bass / Rick O'Neal
Drums / Jeff Armstrong
Since their inception in 2008, the Delta Generators have won awards, nominations, and accolades across the country. They have been nominated for the Boston Music Awards, IBC (best self-produced album), and New England Music Awards (Best Blues Band).
https://deltagenerators.com/
Barrence Whitfield, a distinguished American soul and Rhythm & Blues vocalist, rose to prominence as the dynamic frontman of Barrence Whitfield & the Savages in the 1980s and 1990s. Born in Jacksonville, Florida, Whitfield's musical journey began in East Orange, New Jersey, where he sang in a gospel choir during his childhood. His passion for music continued at Boston University, where he studied journalism and caught the attention of musician Peter Greenberg, leading to the formation of The Savages.
The band quickly gained acclaim for their electrifying stage presence, described as "raucous and rough," embodying the spirit of soul legends like Little Richard and Wilson Pickett. With a string of albums, including their self-titled debut and "Dig Yourself," the group earned international recognition. Whitfield's career extended beyond the Savages, contributing to tribute albums and collaborating with artists like Tom Russell. With a remarkable discography, including "Savage Kings" and "Dig Thy Savage Soul," Barrence Whitfield continues to captivate audiences worldwide with his soulful voice and energetic performances.
Renowned saxophonist Mark Earley stands as a two-time Grammy Nominee and a distinguished member of the Rhode Island Music Hall of Fame. With an illustrious career marked by six W.C. Handy Awards, Earley's musical journey has taken him to prestigious venues worldwide, from the grandeur of NYC's Lincoln Center to the soulful stages of The San Francisco Blues Festival. His global reach extends to iconic locations like The Moscow International Performing Arts Centre, The Zouk Mikael International Festival in Beirut, Lebanon, and The Le Méridien Etoile's Jazz Club as part of the JBL Jazz Festival in Paris. Mark Earley's musical odyssey is a testament to his unparalleled talent and ability to captivate audiences on an international scale.
Throughout his career, Earley has collaborated with a myriad of musical luminaries, including Jay McShann, Duke Robillard, Taj Mahal, and The Temptations, among many others. His extensive list of collaborators spans genres and generations, showcasing the breadth and depth of his musical prowess. Mark's ability to share the spiritual magic of music with audiences across the world is not just a career but a true blessing, demonstrating the profound impact of his extraordinary talent on the global stage.
$20 in advance/$25 DOS
Doors are at 7pm. Showtime is 8pm.
NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES
Warehouse XI is a fun, informal event space located in Union Square with a mix of standing room and seating with plenty of space to dance and move around. It has a wine and beer (and more) bar and while no food is served, there are many great places a few steps away to eat at before or after the show or to pick up stuff to bring in with you (our fav is Wade's BBQ!). Details at https://www.shkmusic.com/faq
