Raul Midón

Blind singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist Raul Midón celebrates the release of his 13th album “Lost & Found.” The New York Times calls him an “Unreconstructed Hippie..who turns a guitar into an orchestra and his voice into a chorus.” From Glide Magazine, “the veteran guitarist & songwriter brought his unmatched live performance to Philly. To say it was a spiritual experience would do a disservice to the showmanship of Midón. He redefines one-man-band by playing guitar with one hand, the bongos with the other, and belting out an impressive horn impersonation. A lone polyrhythm machine, this multi-Grammy Nominee’s recordings are impressive enough, but another world opens when you see these songs live.” Raul is a genre defying artist, he successfully combines jazz, soul, latin, pop into his own unique blend of mesmerizing brilliance. He was a favorite of Bill Withers, recorded & smoked weed with Snoop Dogg, covered Stevie Wonder on Herbie Hancock's acclaimed Possibilities album & recently toasted Joni Mitchell with the National Symphony Orchestra at The Kennedy Center (PBS Next at The Kennedy Center). His show is not to be missed.