The 518 Concert Series Presents: George Boone Blues Band

Sat, December 21, 2024 — 7:00 PM

Tickets

Table Seat (Front or Mid Orchestra Level)

$26.68
(incl. 1.68 fee)

Admit ONE to assigned table seating (Front or Mid orchestra level)

General Admission (Rear Orchestra Open Seating)

$21.44
(incl. 1.44 fee)

Admit ONE to General Admission (Open Seating) Rear Orchestra Level.

Hi-Top Table (2 Seats)

$52.83
(incl. 2.83 fee)

Block of 2 tickets at same table.

Table (4 Seats)

$105.14
(incl. 5.14 fee)

Block of 4 tickets at same table.

Table (5 seats)

$131.31
(incl. 6.31 fee)

Block of 5 tickets at same table.

Table (6 Seats)

$157.46
(incl. 7.46 fee)

Block of 6 tickets at same table.

Delivery method

A processing fee of $0.49 will be applied to paid orders.

Location

Glove Theatre

42 North Main Street
Gloversville, New York 12078

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About this event

The Glove Theatre's 518 Concert Series continues with the one and only George Boone Blues Band!

From his suit and shiny black shoes to his powerful vocals filled with raw emotion, this veteran musician will immerse you in a deep river of the blues. George Boone won the respect and accolades of the great players in the blues scene and has shared the stage with legendary blues greats such as Albert King, Screaming Jay Hawkins and Johnny Copeland, to name a few.

As Matt Smith wrote in Metroland magazine “I think George Boone is one of the most amazing guys I’ve seen. He’s the real thing…” A night with George Boone is an experience. Rocking out, dancing, crying the blues, George Boone is a lesson in what the blues are all about. George Boone lives the blues. George Boone is the blues.