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Lurie Bell Brothers Observation

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I recently attended a ” Lurie Bell and the Campbell Brothers” concert at Zellerbach Theater this Friday.In terms of audience attendance I found the concert to be pretty well attended for the most part. The audience composition varied in aged but particularly there was most people in the middle aged and older demographic. Race wise I found that the race I observed that was most in attendance were African Americans followed by Caucasians. The concert included a wide array of songs. My favorite song from the set was “Sweet Little Angel”. I love the sounds that the guitarist was able to make with the guitar. I could not keep myself from bobbing my head and really getting engrossed into the song. The instruments were poignant and well played

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