Trae Pierce & The T-Stone Band @Congress Street Social Club

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WITH multi-Grammy-winner Trae Pierce at the helm, Social Club is going to get funky.

Blending hip-hop, rock, soul, and blues, Pierce and his band nods to the past while keeping a distinctly modern feel to his sound.

Bassist for The Blind Boys of Alabama (with whom he earned those Grammys), Pierce, clad in a signature top hat, is surrounded by an eclectic assortment of musicians who deliver a first-class live performance with unrivaled musicianship.

Having opened up for George Clinton Parliament Funkadelic, Yo Mama’s Big Fat Booty Band, The Dirty Dozen Brass Brand, and many others, the band promises an all-night dance party of original tunes and seasoned favorites that audiences won’t soon forget.

friday, June 24, 9 p.m., free, 21+