Oscar “43 Street” Wilson is the lead singer of the legendary American blues band the Cash Box Kings. He was born in Chicago into a musical family. His father was a jazz blues, and gospel musician and composer. He taught himself guitar, piano, drums and harmonica, and remembers performing at the age of 11 at a neighbor’s house party. Instead of having formal training as a new musician, Wilson is mostly self-taught, resulting in his own personal style and technique. Wilson’s powerful and deep voice harkens back to the golden age of Chicago blues.

Be ready for some lowdown Chicago Blues!

Doors 17.00. Show 20.00. Welcome all!