Juneau Arts & Humanities Council is delighted to present Martha Redbone, a Brooklyn based, Independent Music Award-winning musician of Cherokee, Choctaw, Shawnee and African-American descent.  Tickets are on sale now at The Juneau Arts & Culture Center, Hearthside Books, and at www.jahc.org.  Tickets range from $5 for UAS Students and children, to $35 for adults. Student and Senior pricing is available as well.  JAHC Passes are available at $80 for any 4 Season 42 concert tickets (general seating), a special offer we now provide to the public.

Martha Redbone, whose music flows equally from her own unique blend of Native American elements, funk and her deep roots in Appalachian folk and blues, will present a show as a trio based on songs from her current album “The Garden Of Love” at Juneau Douglas High School on September 30, 2015 at 7:00 PM.
Since the establishment of Redbone’s career in London and New York City, she has humbly and steadfastly earned a solid reputation as a sought-after collaborator. The album, “The Garden Of Love,” resonates with the influence of Redbone’s southeastern upbringing, echoing an earlier time/space through elements of folk, country gospel, stomp chants, and the high lonesome of a front porch Sunday pickin’.
“In a brilliant collision of cultures, the powerful blues and soul singer Martha Redbone has recorded an album called “The Garden of Love: Songs of William Blake,” which was produced by John McEuen, of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. In it, the mystical, humanistic words of the eighteenth-century English poet are fused with the melodies, drones, and rhythms of the Appalachian string-band music that Redbone absorbed as a child from her grandparents, in Black Mountain, Kentucky.” THE NEW YORKER
Martha Redbone is the “perfect slice of Americana” (NO DEPRESSION). We are thrilled to have her in Juneau, Alaska.