Jonn Del Toro Richardson is the guitarist who powered Diunna Greenleaf's band Blue Mercy to victory at the 2005 International Blues Challenge, where the Blues Foundation handed him the Albert King Award as the most promising guitarist of the entire competition. Raised in a Houston family of touring mariachi musicians, he poured that Latin fire into Texas blues and never looked back. His debut solo album Tengo Blues, produced by the legendary Anson Funderburgh, climbed the national blues charts and won the 2017 Blues Music Award for Best Emerging Artist Album. Tonight, Richardson sets the full band aside for an intimate solo Unplugged set, just his guitar, his voice, and every story in between. One night only at Biscuits and Blues, so get your seats before they are gone.
SHOW · 6:30 PM · DOORS 5:15 PM
$15 Admission
Jonn Del Toro Richardson is the guitarist who powered Diunna Greenleaf's band Blue Mercy to victory at the 2005 International Blues Challenge, where the Blues Foundation handed him the Albert King Award as the most promising guitarist of the entire competition. Raised in a Houston family of touring mariachi musicians, he poured that Latin fire into Texas blues and never looked back. His debut solo album Tengo Blues, produced by the legendary Anson Funderburgh, climbed the national blues charts and won the 2017 Blues Music Award for Best Emerging Artist Album. Tonight, Richardson sets the full band aside for an intimate solo Unplugged set, just his guitar, his voice, and every story in between. One night only at Biscuits and Blues, so get your seats before they are gone.