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Cedric Burnside

Cedric Burnside

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Bay Saint Louis, MS - Cedric Burnside returns to the 100 Men Hall stage on Friday, June 7, 2024 at 7PM. Tickets are $25 online, and $30 at the door. There will be food for purchase by Big Boyz BBQ and a cash/credit bar. Cedric is coming in steaming hot with a new album, Hill Country Love (out April 5), winner of the 2024 MS Governor's Art Award for Excellence in Music, nominated for The Blues Music Award for 2024 Best Traditional Blues Artist, and already a two-time Grammy winner. 

For an additional fee, you could reserve a table, but all guests require a ticket to get in. Reserve here. 

"Nothing makes us happier than Cedric playing the Hall," director Rachel Dangermond said. "When Cedric is here, the Hall comes alive with Hill Country L.O.V.E. Cedric Burnside is the very definition of Hill Country Blues." 

The blues is music for all epochs, and Hill Country blues guitarist, singer, and songwriter Cedric Burnside is widely heralded as an exemplar of the genre’s timeless prescience about American life. Spanning three decades, Burnside’s work holds the legacy and future of North Mississippi’s sound stories, telling ancestral blues stories that honor the region’s heritage and ensure its future. These stories, monumental and everyday, at once African and American and Southern and Mississippian, document the human condition and the Black American experience, from the genre’s birthplace.

Food available for purchase from Big Boyz BBQ. Brazilians know their meat and so does Rodney!  According to Dangermond, owner Rodney Beals has never met a stranger and his “butt-master” barbecue is in Beals’ blood — he’s been at the grill since he was 11 years old. He first started serving the masses at his famed annual barbecue that happened every spring at New Orleans’ famed City Park. Though his offerings started small, as these things often do, with just family and friends, over time, word got out about Beals’ tasty meats and soon, big crowds of people were making it a point to attend the event, just to get a taste of what “the mayor” was cooking. It was then that Beals knew he was on to something special and lasting, and his passion soon became his purpose.