GREENFIELD – Hot Tamale & The Red Hots take the Warren Cultural Center stage 7 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 27, in Greenfield.
One of Iowa’s premier blues-rock bands, Hot Tamale & The Red Hots have opened for national acts Helley Hunt, Grinderswitch, Harper and Dr. John. They are regulars at the Bowl Full of Blues and Rollin’ on The River Festival as well as the Iowa Blues Challenge and Central Iowa Blues Festival.
With boundless energy and a dynamic range, lead singer Cindy Grill follows in the tradition of a long line of great blues women. Her showmanship, experience and true blues vocalist soul light up the stage. Dave “Bonedaddy” Jenks on vocals and guitar, Kevin Bodtke on harmonica, Bobby Cassady on drums and Robert Bayse on bass make up the Red Hots, showcasing Cindy’s lead while strutting their own musical prowess.
It’s a show guaranteed to entertain blues regulars and newcomers alike. Along with a playlist of blues standards, Hot Tamale & The Red Hots will highlight their newest album “Hotter Than Hot, Bluer Than Blue.”
Tickets are $15 and are available at www.warrenculturalcenter.com or at Ed & Eva's on the Greenfield Square. The venue will feature club seating and dance floor, with beer, wine, soft drinks and snacks available in the lobby concession stand. Hot Tamale & The Red Hots is part of the Warren Cultural Center Premier Series.