Maria Muldaur and Her Red Hot Bluesiana Band

Roots icon Maria Muldaur—’60s folk-blues pioneer behind ‘Midnight at the Oasis,’ weaving blues, gospel & jazz across six decades.Saturday, November 7thFirst Show: 6:30pm | Doors @ 5:15 pmSecond Show: 9:00pm | Doors @ 8:30 pmAdmission: $30 - $65

Maria Muldaur is a Grammy-nominated roots music legend best known for her 1974 hit “Midnight at the Oasis.” Emerging from the Greenwich Village folk revival of the 1960s, she built a career spanning blues, gospel, jazz, folk, and Americana, earning acclaim for her warm, expressive voice and deep connection to American roots traditions.

Over the past six decades, Muldaur has recorded over 40 albums and collaborated with music greats such as Bob Dylan, Dr. John, and Taj Mahal. Whether performing intimate acoustic sets or leading high-energy blues and gospel ensembles, she continues to captivate audiences worldwide with her artistry, authenticity, and enduring passion for the music she loves.