YellowHouse Blues Band Bringing Blues Tribute Show To Concord's BNH Stage

CONCORD, NH — YellowHouse Blues Band is scheduled to bring its “First Ladies of the Blues” show to the Capitol Center for the Arts’ BNH Stage on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026, in downtown Concord.

The performance starts at 7 p.m., with doors opening at 6 p.m., at 16 South Main St.

Based on the New Hampshire and Maine Seacoast, YellowHouse Blues Band is a nine-piece ensemble with multiple vocalists, electric guitars, and a full horn section. The band is known for putting its own stamp on popular songs and performs a mix of blues and blues rock.

The show, “First Ladies of the Blues,” is a tribute to women whose voices and influence have shaped the blues from the 1920s to today. The program is set to celebrate artists including Bessie Smith and Aretha Franklin, while also recognizing the blues-rock legacy of Led Zeppelin and contemporary performers such as Bonnie Raitt, Susan Tedeschi, and Joanne Shaw Taylor. The concert will deliver powerful vocals, blues, rock-and-roll energy, and music rooted in an enduring American art form. With a nine-piece lineup, the performance is expected to feature an energetic setlist, strong vocals and a full-band sound.

YellowHouse Blues Band has built a following across New England, according to the announcement. The band has sold out Jimmy’s Jazz & Blues Club six times, The Press Room four times and The Music Room Cape Cod twice.

The group has also tied its performances to fundraising efforts. The YellowHouse Blues Band has helped raise more than $190,000 for nonprofit organizations that support at-risk youth, homelessness and music education. The band’s stated goal is to reach $250,000.

Tickets for the Concord performance range from $36 to $44 and are available through the Capitol Center for the Arts website.