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Christone “Kingfish” Ingram announces tour dates

Christone “Kingfish” Ingram announced the dates for his upcoming tour to promote his dynamic new Alligator Records album,  662 , set for July 23 release. Entitled  Christone “Kingfish” Ingram Presents 662: Juke Joint Live , the tour will take the 22-year-old guitarist, vocalist and songwriter across the U.S. and Europe beginning July 2021 and going into February 2022. Today also saw the premiere of Ingram’s Juke Joint Live music video for the album’s first single, the title track,  662 .

“Obviously this hiatus was necessary,” says Ingram, “but it’s been a long, tough period for a lot of people. I was fortunate to stay healthy and I certainly tried my best to stay productive during my downtime. Now, with my new album release and my latest Juke Joint tour both happening in July, I’m thankful and excited for what’s to come. But, I’m also reflective and sympathetic for everyone who has been adversely impacted by Covid in any way.”

The first single,   662 ‘s title track, made its worldwide premiere on SiriusXM’s  B.B. King’s Bluesville  channel. The song immediately became the #1 Most Added Single on the influential BDS AAA (Adult Album Alternative) Indicator Radio Chart.  Guitar World,  who in 2020 named Kingfish one of the top 30 guitarists in the world, said, “On  662 , Ingram takes things all the way back to the place that shaped him, his hometown of Clarksdale, Mississippi. Anchoring the song with a hot-rodded, Delta-by-way-of-Chuck Berry riff, and punctuating the proceedings with sweet touches of high-gain, fleet-fingered blues guitar glory, Ingram gives a perfect tribute to the birthplace of the blues, showing all the while that the genre is still incredibly vital.”

Of the new album, Ingram says, “ 662  is an ode to my roots, a nod to the area where I was born and raised. The title track,  662 , encompasses how a small corner of the earth influenced my view of life and music. It also points to the growth I have had since my debut album. As much as I have been fortunate to get ‘Outside Of This Town’ (the title of his breakout single from his 2019 Grammy-nominated debut album,  Kingfish ), I do want people to know that the ‘662’ will always be a major part of who I am.”

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All tickets will go on sale Friday, June 25. The support acts on this tour will be The Cerny Brothers, The Peterson Brothers, and Ally Venable.

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Christone "Kingfish" Ingram Announces 2024 "Mor Fish Tour"

Article contributed by alligator records | published on tuesday, january 23, 2024.

GRAMMY Award-winning guitarist, vocalist and songwriter Christone "Kingfish" Ingram announced plans for the initial leg of his 2024 "Mor Fish" Tour. Kicking off on February 16, the announced headlining and festival dates run through April 6, with more dates to be added.

“I'm excited to get back out on the road with my “Mor Fish” tour. I think we have some really great stuff teed up musically for the audience, so this tour will definitely bring even more to the stage,” said Ingram. “I’m also looking forward to a few good friends joining me to open up these dates. All will be fun!”

Joining Kingfish on select tour dates will be three stellar, Blues Foundation-honored musicians: Houston, TX-based Mathias Lattin (2023 International Blues Challenge Band Winner and winner of the “Albert King Award" for Best Guitarist), Brazilian-born, Los Angeles, CA-based Artur Menezes (2018 International Blues Challenge winner of the “Albert King Award" for Best Guitarist), and St. Louis, MO-bred Dylan Triplett (2023 Blues Music Awards Best Emerging Artist Album winner).

Kingfish's latest album, Live In London , is currently nominated for a GRAMMY Award in the Contemporary Blues category. All three of Kingfish's albums – 2019's Kingfish, 2021's GRAMMY-winning 662, and now Live In London – have received GRAMMY nominations.

Not Gonna Lie, one of the most blistering musical and vocal performances on Live In London, was delivered to radio this week as the next single. The song first appeared on Kingfish's GRAMMY-winning album 662, and was reworked for his Live In London album performance. Not Gonna Lie is the follow up single to Midnight Heat , which reached chart success at the adult rock Triple-A format, roots-leaning Americana radio and college radio.

Rolling Stone, in naming Kingfish one of the 250 Best Guitarists In The World, said, "Kingfish’s playing evinces not just a startling fluency, seamlessly integrating an entire century’s worth of licks, but also a freshness that can make it feel like you’re hearing a searing blues solo for the first time. He’s a rare 21st-century guitar hero, and the undisputed future of the blues.”

In addition to his GRAMMY nomination, Kingfish recently appeared on CBS Television's flagship news program 60 Minutes in an in-depth 10-minute segment. He also performed on the UK tastemaker television show Later...With Jools Holland. Further, he appeared in a nationally broadcast Jack Daniel's commercial.

Live In London is available at all streaming and download services, and can be experienced in Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos at Apple Music, Amazon Music, Tidal and Qobuz. Exclusive bundles of the LP and CD sets with official merchandise from the concert are available on the Kingfish website , along with his signature Fender Kingfish guitar.

Kingfish has released two videos from Live In London, Midnight Heat and Hard Times .

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GRAMMY-WINNER CHRISTONE "KINGFISH" INGRAM ANNOUNCES FIRST SET OF DATES FOR 2024 "MOR FISH" TOUR

Kingfish is a new blues superstar… a guitar phenom who has been updating the blues for this century...he draws frequent comparisons to Hendrix, Clapton, and B.B. King...a thoroughly modern bluesman updating the music in sound as well as subject matter. —60 Minutes  Kingfish is one of the most exciting young guitarists in years, with a sound that encompasses B.B. King, Jimi Hendrix and Prince. —Rolling Stone Ingram plays guitar with dramatic, searing tone and sure-handed authority. And that’s just in the studio; he’s even scarier live. —NPR Music GRAMMY Award-winning guitarist, vocalist and songwriter Christone "Kingfish" Ingram announced plans for the initial leg of his 2024 "Mor Fish" Tour. Kicking off on February 16, the announced headlining and festival dates run through April 6, with more dates to be added. “I'm excited to get back out on the road with my “Mor Fish” tour. I think we have some really great stuff teed up musically for the audience, so this tour will definitely bring even more to the stage,” said Ingram. “I’m also looking forward to a few good friends joining me to open up these dates. All will be fun!” Joining Kingfish on select tour dates will be three stellar, Blues Foundation-honored musicians: Houston, TX-based Mathias Lattin (2023 International Blues Challenge Band Winner and winner of the “Albert King Award" for Best Guitarist), Brazilian-born, Los Angeles, CA-based Artur Menezes (2018 International Blues Challenge winner of the “Albert King Award" for Best Guitarist), and St. Louis, MO-bred Dylan Triplett (2023 Blues Music Awards Best Emerging Artist Album winner). Kingfish's latest album, Live In London , is currently nominated for a GRAMMY Award in the Contemporary Blues category. All three of Kingfish's albums – 2019's Kingfish , 2021's GRAMMY-winning 662 , and now Live In London – have received GRAMMY nominations. Not Gonna Lie , one of the most blistering musical and vocal performances on  Live In London , was delivered to radio this week as the next single. The song first appeared on Kingfish's GRAMMY-winning album  662 , and was reworked for his Live In London album performance. Not Gonna Lie  is the follow up single to  Midnight Heat , which reached chart success at the adult rock Triple-A format, roots-leaning Americana radio and college radio.

Rolling Stone , in naming Kingfish one of the 250 Best Guitarists In The World, said, "Kingfish’s playing evinces not just a startling fluency, seamlessly integrating an entire century’s worth of licks, but also a freshness that can make it feel like you’re hearing a searing blues solo for the first time. He’s a rare 21st-century guitar hero, and the undisputed future of the blues. ” In addition to his GRAMMY nomination, Kingfish recently appeared on CBS Television's flagship news program 60 Minutes in an in-depth 10-minute segment. He also performed on the UK tastemaker television show Later...With Jools Holland . Further, he appeared in a nationally broadcast Jack Daniel's commercial. Live In London is available at all streaming and download services, and can be experienced in Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos at Apple Music, Amazon Music, Tidal and Qobuz. Exclusive bundles of the LP and CD sets with official merchandise from the concert are available on the  Kingfish website , along with his signature Fender Kingfish guitar. Kingfish has released two videos from Live In London , Midnight Heat and Hard Times . 

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Christone “Kingfish” Ingram Announces 2024 “Mor Fish Tour”

Grammy-winning Christone “Kingfish” Ingram announced plans for the initial leg of his 2024 “Mor Fish” Tour. Kicking off on February 16, the announced headlining and festival dates run through April 6, with more dates to be added.

I’m excited to get back out on the road with my “Mor Fish” tour. I think we have some really great stuff teed up musically for the audience, so this tour will definitely bring even more to the stage. I’m also looking forward to a few good friends joining me to open up these dates. All will be fun!

Joining Kingfish on select tour dates will be three stellar, Blues Foundation-honored musicians: Houston, TX-based Mathias Lattin (2023 International Blues Challenge Band Winner and winner of the “Albert King Award” for Best Guitarist), Brazilian-born, Los Angeles, CA-based Artur Menezes (2018 International Blues Challenge winner of the “Albert King Award” for Best Guitarist), and St. Louis, MO-bred Dylan Triplett (2023 Blues Music Awards Best Emerging Artist Album winner).

Kingfish’s latest album, Live In London , is currently nominated for a GRAMMY Award in the Contemporary Blues category. All three of Kingfish’s albums – 2019’s Kingfish , 2021’s GRAMMY-winning 662 , and now Live In London – have received GRAMMY nominations.“Not Gonna Lie,” one of the most blistering musical and vocal performances on Live In London , has been released. The song first appeared on Kingfish’s GRAMMY-winning album 662 , and was reworked for his Live In London album performance.

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Interview: Christone “Kingfish” Ingram

Photo: Christone “Kingfish” Ingram by Laura Carbone

By Martine Ehrenclou

Since the release of Kingfish , his Grammy-nominated 2019 Alligator Records debut, guitarist, vocalist and songwriter Christone “Kingfish” Ingram has quickly become the defining blues voice of his generation. From his hometown of Clarksdale, Mississippi to stages around the world, the now 22-year-old has already headlined national tours and performed with friends including Vampire Weekend, Jason Isbell and Buddy Guy (with whom he appeared on Austin City Limits ). He was interviewed by Sir Elton John on his Apple Music podcast, Rocket Hour , and recently released a duet with Bootsy Collins. Rolling Stone declared, “Kingfish is one of the most exciting young guitarists in years, with a sound that encompasses B.B. King, Jimi Hendrix and Prince.”

With jaw-dropping guitar playing and rich, soulful vocals, Ingram plays with unequaled passion and authenticity. By the time he turned 16, he was turning heads and winning awards, performing at the White House as part of a student delegation from the Delta Blues Museum. Ingram’s debut album, Kingfish , debuted on the Billboard Blues Chart in the #1 position and remained for 91 weeks. That album received a Grammy nomination, and in 2020 Ingram won five Blues Music Awards and four Living Blues Awards.

Christone “Kingfish” Ingram rereleased his sophomore album, ‘662’ on July 23rd on Alligator Records, his second album produced by Grammy winner Tom Hambridge. With ‘662’, he creates contemporary blues music that speaks to his generation and beyond, delivering the full healing power of the blues.

Martine: You have a great new album out, ‘662’. I love it.

Christone: I really appreciate that. Thank you so much, I put a lot of heart into it.

Martine: You can tell. It has blues, blues rock, rock and groove. Did you record it during the pandemic?

Christone: We recorded back in September in Nashville at Ocean Way Studios. All the time that we were off the road, I wanted to utilize that time, to put out another record. And me and Tom Hambridge, and Richard, we pretty much set every Thursday on Zoom from May to September just building out one by one. By September we were done and had 20 songs to record, and we got them all done in a week.

Martine:  You have 20 songs? I only see 12 on the album.

Christone:  Yeah, yeah. There’s a whole lot more that’s been recorded that didn’t make the record. We got stuff in the vault.

Martine:  You got more coming? That’s exciting. Can you tell me about 662 ?

Christone:  With us being off the road, I came back home, I just wanted to chill, and tell the story of the record coming from here in the 662. And I wanted to show the growth musically that hasn’t been shown since the first album came out. We went outside the box a little bit. I feel like this record has a blues/rock feel. The first record was a little bit more traditional than this one. We were able to go outside the box and do some different chord progressions and chord grooves. We also wanted to talk about some of the stuff that was going on in the world, that’s one of the songs, “Another Life Goes By”. Because when you think about the blues, all of that plays into what the blues is for sure.

Martine: It’s a beautiful song that addresses gun violence and hatred. Your voice is rich, so soulful. Can you tell me about writing it and what it means to you?

Christone: It’s actually crazy because people say that we’ve come a long way, but just to show you how far that we got, that song was written two or three years before last year, before the George Floyd incident, and all the protests. So, the fact that that song can stand the test of time with what’s going on today, you listen to what the song’s talking about, it shouldn’t be like that. That song is still relevant today even though it was written a few years ago. It just goes to show you that we have a problem, and with us being young black blues players, it’s important to talk about that, because that’s our blues of today. I did the song with Tom Hambridge, and pretty much told him how I felt. We were going back and forth writing down lines, ideas. It means a lot but I hate that it means a lot because that’s something that we shouldn’t be experiencing in this day and age. It’s a song I had to do but it’s also a song that pains you as well because that’s something that we don’t need to be talking about. We all need to be on one chord.

Martine: Agree with you completely. We still have a ways to go. Tell me about your guitar solo on it.

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Christone: What I did have in mind, if you notice the difference from the first record, there’s a different array of tones. You got humbuckers, you got clean, you got acoustic. With that song I felt like how chill with cool tone it was, just let me put that clean crisp tone on there, and showcase some of the growth that I’ve had, studying some of the theory, and different jazz blues lines.

Martine: You have a couple of songs on the album that have wonderful groove. On “You’re Already Gone,” it’s kind of jazzy, R&B.

Christone:  That’s one of my favorites. Thank you, I appreciate that.

Martine:  And your voice on that, I was thinking Teddy Pendergrass, Luther Vandross.

Christone: Hey, that’s great company right there. Thank you, most definitely. That was the motive we had.

Martine: Tell me about that.

Christone: I was very shy with my singing around the first record. There was a lot when it comes to recording and producing that I didn’t know. I didn’t know that Tom’s job, and other producers that I work with, you got to bring it out. With some blues singers, you don’t necessarily have to, but sing like you really feeling it. You don’t have to scream or holler like Robert Blair, the quartet singer, but just feel it, and feel it from the inside. And I think with me remembering that on this session, I think that’s what made my vocals shine a whole lot better, a little more bassier, and you can really feel all the emotion that I’m really putting into the song.

Martine:  It’s really soulful, and the tone in your voice is beautiful. On “Too Young to Remember,” is there a little Prince influence on that?

Christone: Yeah, possibly, (laughter) yeah, with the guitar solo. Plus I’ve always dug Prince’s style of songwriting. Prince had songs where he could just say a couple two words, but those two words tell a story. I feel like that’s one where I don’t say much on the song, but you pretty much get the gist of the story and what it means.

Martine:  Prince is one of your heroes. In that song you mention that your heroes are Jimi, B.B., Buddy Guy, and Lightning Hopkins. Who are other heroes?

Christone: All the black artists like Prince, and Henderson, the guy from Living Colour, and Gary Moore, Bad Brains, pretty much all the rock stuff. Ernie Isley, from the Isley Brothers, Eddie Hazel from Funkadelic, Rick James. I dig a whole lot of different stuff from that vein.

Martine: I’ve never seen or heard you play less than stellar. Is there ever a time when you get frustrated with your playing or singing, like when you’re trying to accomplish something and it doesn’t come around the way you want?

Christone: Oh, all the time. It doesn’t happen a lot with my singing, because I’ve gained a lot of confidence with how my voice sounds now. But with my playing, oh, all the time, all the time. Musicians, sometimes, they can have these elitist attitudes. If you don’t play a certain way then your playing doesn’t have any substance. There’s a new breed of blues musicians coming in, remember blues/rock was the big thing a couple of years ago. But now, slowly blues musicians are incorporating fusion lines and jazz lines in their playing.

Martine:  Definitely, Eric Gales for one.

Christone: Yeah, Eric, and a number of guys like Josh Smith, and Seth Rosenbloom. A lot of players say that’s the standard, and that’s something that I’ve been struggling with. I sometimes read bad YouTube comments, (laughter) they get really technical saying, “Oh man that’s nothing but Pentatonic,” and “He’s not playing anything of substance, like jazz lines” and stuff like that. Oh man, that’s frustrating. Each and every day I’m trying to better myself so I can add some of that fusion stuff into what I’m doing as well.

Martine:  It’s hard for me to imagine you getting frustrated considering how well you play, but okay. (laughter) Tell me about the title track.

Christone: (Laughter) With this song, we felt like we needed to write an ode to my county, and my city. 662 is the area code from where I’m from, so we just felt like that was a great way of doing that. Plus, I love the groove, and I love the big ending that we put on it because it takes you by surprise, because I love shock factor.

Martine: Tell me a bit about your vision for the album.

Christone: I had a vision of where I wanted to go, but the songs weren’t written yet. At the beginning when I told Tom what I wanted on the first songwriting session, I told him, “I want to go like the first record, but just punch them in the gut a little bit harder with the rock tones, and the shredding. But we can show the smooth side of Kingfish is always showing.” Songs like “You’re Already Gone,” and “Another Life,” and a few more on there that are more smooth.

Martine: Speaking of smooth, who are some of your vocal influences? As I mentioned before, when I listened to you sing on the album, I thought of Luther Vandross and Teddy Pendergrass.

Christone: Oh, wow. You just mentioned one of them, Luther Vandross for sure. I love singers who have a slow vibrato, like Erykah Badu, Sam Cooke, David Ruffin. I’m into smooth vibratos. Wilson Pickett, he’s definitely one. And even a couple gospel vocalists, a gospel quartet vocalist like Robert Blair, Lee Williams, and even the smoothness of a quartet singer by the name of Harvey Watkins Jr., for sure.

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Martine: I listen to contemporary gospel. Do you listen to J Moss, Smokie Norful?

Christone: Yeah! Ah yeah, I love Smokie for sure. Another vocal influence is Nate Dogg. He had a rich bassy voice as well.

Martine: You have more rock on this album. Tell me more about that.

Christone: I just wanted to go harder than the first one, because we did some rock on there, but I wanted to go hard. I wanted something that they could play on rock radio without thinking this is a blues track. The riff for “Long Distance Woman,” I had actually been sitting on that riff for a minute, and I wanted to add it to something. In one of the writing sessions that me and Tom had, we went in that direction.

Martine: It sounds like you and Tom Hambridge work really well together.

Christone: Yeah, yeah, He was the first songwriter that I had worked with hands-on, so I got a sense of what songwriting means. And not only with him, even with Toronzo Cannon, a lot of different blues guys that I’m into that I think are mighty with the pen, and Toronzo was definitely one of them. He would tell me the simple task of wanting to tell a story.

Martine:  He’s a great songwriter.

Christone: Most definitely. Those two guys I pretty much learned that from when it comes to just wanting to tell a story. And so they helped me out tremendously with that.

Martine: Tell me about your guitars. I’ve seen you with Les Pauls and with Strats. Do you have a number one?

Christone: Pretty much my favorite thing is anything with humbuckers. But for this record we wanted to use some different stuff, like I used a Strat on some of the rockier tunes, which is a Custom Shop Strat that Fender did. And I used a PVT50 on two of the rockabilly songs. Because I’m a big fan of vintage PV, I wanted to play one of those on the record. And the guy who actually makes the Les Paul we play a lot, he made another guitar for me that’s a Telecaster, but it has humbuckers.

Martine: What’s next for you?

Christone: The tour, the album, we got dates lined up on the East Coast, Midwest, West Coast, all parts of the Southern region. I’m just very happy to get back out there. Also in the near future, I want to try and put blues and the hip-hop sound together. I know it’s been done before, but I want to see what can I do. I’m back writing with Tom. I got a bunch of new songs in the can as well.

Martine: You’re a busy guy. Thank you so much Christone. It’s been a pleasure talking with you.

Christone: Thank you. I really appreciate it.

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Christone is one of my favorites! Really enjoyed the interview! Can’t wait to hear the mew album!

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Christone “Kingfish” Ingram Maps Out Initial 2024 ‘Mor Fish Tour’

Guitarist Christone “Kingfish” Ingram will give the people  Mor Fish with the announcement of a new 2024 tour.

The blues torchbearer will kick off the newly announced run of spring tour dates on March 2nd at Las Vegas’  Brooklyn Bowl . Ingram will travel from coast to coast in a little over a month, stopping in L.A. (3/9), Oklahoma City (3/15), Kansas City (3/22), Wichita (3/23), Raleigh (4/5), and more before wrapping the tour at the Savannah Music Festival in Georgia (4/6).

Joining the Grammy Award -winning guitarist throughout the tour are three other decorated blues musicians on the rise. Brazilian winner of the 2018 Albert King Award for Best Guitarist Artur Menezes will take the first leg of the tour (3/2–3/9) with fellow Albert King Award winner Mathias Lattin subbing in for a swing through Arkansas and Oklahoma (3/14–3/17). Finally, soulful St. Louis singer Dylan Triplett will take the tour home on the last leg (3/20–4/6).

Tickets to the newly announced Christone “Kingfish” Ingram  More Fish Tour dates are on sale now via his website . See below for a complete list of concerts, with more to be added at a later date.

In addition to these newly announced headlining shows, Ingram has an array of high-profile festival appearances on the horizon. After setting sail on the Legendary Rhythm & Blues Cruise later this month, Ingram will play the  Fort Mose Jazz & Blues series in St. Augustine, FL (2/16). More festival dates will follow at Gasparilla Music Festival in Tampa (2/18) and the baseball-themed  Extra Innings Festival in Tempe, AZ (3/1). On the other side of the Mor Fish Tour , Kingfish will hop back on the festival circuit for appearances at  New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival ,  Shaky Knees Festival in Atlanta,  Boston Calling , and the fall installment of the Rhythm & Blues Cruise.

This tour announcement comes on the heels of Kinfish’s third album,  Live In London , released back in October. The album, his third overall, kept up the 25-year-old Mississippi native’s perfect record for fetching a Grammy nomination for each of his full-length releases. He promoted the new live album with a profile on 60 Minutes .

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North Carolina's Harrison Ingram opts to enter the NBA draft

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina starting wing Harrison Ingram is entering the NBA draft.

The 6-foot-7, 225-pound Ingram announced his plans with a statement and video posted on social media Saturday.

Ingram arrived after averaging 10.5 points in two seasons at Stanford. He was the No. 3 scorer (12.2 points) and No. 2 rebounder (8.8) for the Tar Heels, who claimed the Atlantic Coast Conference's regular-season title and earned a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament.

Ingram had multiple huge performances during the season, including a double-double in his first Duke-UNC game and 19 rebounds against North Carolina State for the biggest output by a UNC player in that rivalry's history.

The Tar Heels are losing two other starters in veteran big man Armando Bacot and guard Cormac Ryan. Guard RJ Davis, a first-team Associated Press All-American, still has a fifth year of eligibility available to stay in Chapel Hill.

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6252 BUSCH BLVD 43229 Columbus, OH, US tkoc.live/

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Doors open: 18:30

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