Relax after a rough week at work by kicking back and enjoying the cool sounds of the Knoxville Museum of Art’s Alive After Five Concert series. The museum’s Alive After Five Summer Series continues with:R.B. Morris with Hector Qirko, July 30 – One of the most popular performers at Alive After Five, R.B. Morris is part beatnik poet, part rockabilly troubadour, part country balladeer, and when accompanied by his band with Hector Qirko on guitar, his show really rocks.One Hot Night Down in New Orleans featuring Mem Shannon and The Membership:Special Concert, August 6 – Mem Shannon is an internationally touring Blues artist who has been acclaimed by CBS Sunday Morning, National Public Radio, USA Today, and more.  His songwriting has been compared to Willie Dixon and Percy Mayfield, and he performed at the Kennedy Center for PBS Tribute to Muddy Waters, as well as at the Blues festivals from Hong Kong to Caracas. Mem Shannon and The Membership blend Jazz and R&B into the mix to create a musical gumbo of New Orleans Blues that is uniquely their own.All concerts begin at 5:30 p.m. in the museum’s Great Hall. Tickets are $6 or $3 with museum membership of valid UT student identification, with the exception of the August 6 concert, which is $8 general admission or $5 with museum membership or valid UT student identification.

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Relax after a rough week at work by kicking back and enjoying the cool sounds of the Knoxville Museum of Art’s Alive After Five Concert series. The museum’s Alive After Five Summer Series continues with:R.B. Morris with Hector Qirko, July 30 – One of the most popular performers at Alive After Five, R.B. Morris is part beatnik poet, part rockabilly troubadour, part country balladeer, and when accompanied by his band with Hector Qirko on guitar, his show really rocks.One Hot Night Down in New Orleans featuring Mem Shannon and The Membership:Special Concert, August 6 – Mem Shannon is an internationally touring Blues artist who has been acclaimed by CBS Sunday Morning, National Public Radio, USA Today, and more.  His songwriting has been compared to Willie Dixon and Percy Mayfield, and he performed at the Kennedy Center for PBS Tribute to Muddy Waters, as well as at the Blues festivals from Hong Kong to Caracas. Mem Shannon and The Membership blend Jazz and R&B into the mix to create a musical gumbo of New Orleans Blues that is uniquely their own.All concerts begin at 5:30 p.m. in the museum’s Great Hall. Tickets are $6 or $3 with museum membership of valid UT student identification, with the exception of the August 6 concert, which is $8 general admission or $5 with museum membership or valid UT student identification.

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Relax after a rough week at work by kicking back and enjoying the cool sounds of the Knoxville Museum of Art’s Alive After Five Concert series. The museum’s Alive After Five Summer Series continues with:R.B. Morris with Hector Qirko, July 30 – One of the most popular performers at Alive After Five, R.B. Morris is part beatnik poet, part rockabilly troubadour, part country balladeer, and when accompanied by his band with Hector Qirko on guitar, his show really rocks.One Hot Night Down in New Orleans featuring Mem Shannon and The Membership:Special Concert, August 6 – Mem Shannon is an internationally touring Blues artist who has been acclaimed by CBS Sunday Morning, National Public Radio, USA Today, and more.  His songwriting has been compared to Willie Dixon and Percy Mayfield, and he performed at the Kennedy Center for PBS Tribute to Muddy Waters, as well as at the Blues festivals from Hong Kong to Caracas. Mem Shannon and The Membership blend Jazz and R&B into the mix to create a musical gumbo of New Orleans Blues that is uniquely their own.All concerts begin at 5:30 p.m. in the museum’s Great Hall. Tickets are $6 or $3 with museum membership of valid UT student identification, with the exception of the August 6 concert, which is $8 general admission or $5 with museum membership or valid UT student identification.

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