Keb Mo at Capitol Theater in Clearwater, Florida in June 2018. Credit: Daryl Bowen

Keb’ Mo’ made sure to keep ultra busy during COVID-19’s more-or-less lingering presence last year. He released three singles—one of which live debuted in Clearwater—and last month, his first studio record since 2019’s Oklahoma (unless you count his Christmas album from the same year).

Last February, the 70-year old blues virtuoso played a fully solo, socially-distanced show at Ruth Eckerd Hall. This time around, Keb’ does a full-capacity gig at the Cap in downtown Clearwater on Monday, Feb. 28 along with his three-piece backing band.

Tickets are still available for Keb’ Mo’s Feb. 28 show in downtown Clearwater, and if this show lives up to last year’s stripped down performance… well, tell everybody you know.

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Josh Bradley is Creative Loafing Tampa Bay's calendar editor. He started as a freelance music writer in 2020 at the age of 18, and after spending years covering, announcing, and previewing concerts in...