Blind Boys of Alabama Bring Legendary Gospel Sound to Orange

Music fans in Orange can experience one of gospel music’s most celebrated groups when the Blind Boys of Alabama take the stage at the Musco Center for the Arts.

Recognized around the world as living legends of gospel music, the Blind Boys of Alabama have built a distinctive sound while crossing musical boundaries throughout their career. Their performances remain rooted in traditional gospel while also embracing contemporary music and introducing audiences to new interpretations of familiar songs.

The group’s repertoire extends beyond gospel standards to spiritual material written by artists including Eric Clapton, Prince, and Tom Waits. Their ability to blend different musical influences with the traditions of gospel has helped the group reach audiences well beyond the genre.

For Orange residents, the performance offers an opportunity to experience an internationally recognized group right here in the community while enjoying an evening of gospel, soul, and contemporary music at one of the city’s premier performing arts venues.

The Blind Boys of Alabama perform Wednesday, September 9 at 7:30 PM at the Musco Center for the Arts, located at 415 N. Glassell St. in Old Towne Orange.