Forty-five years after releasing his first album, “Who’s Been Talkin’,” Robert Cray is nothing but pleased to still be around and making a living by playing his guitar and singing. “It had always been ...

The Fort Mose Jazz & Blues Series returns Feb. 6-15 to St. Augustine’s Fort Mose Historic State Park. The lineup of ...

Earl Minnis Presents and Lobero Theatre Foundation will present The Robert Cray Band 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 14 at the Lobero Theatre. Robert Cray (Turner Cray photo) Celebrating 50 years on the ...

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The Gazette offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. The life-changing moment for many recording artists was witnessing The Beatles play "The Ed Sullivan ...

The Georgia born, Washington raised musician, Robert Cray first picked up a guitar after seeing The Beatles on TV then, having witnessed Jimi Hendrix perform in Seattle, determined that his destiny ...

Bluesman Robert Cray explains his eclectic 40-year career—and his band’s ability to effortlessly straddle traditional blues, rock and R&B—this way: “We get excited about music still. You never know ...

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. Blues icon. Soul man. Rock and roller. Robert Cray is all these things – and more.

The Robert Cray Band, featuring the five-time Grammy-winning guitarist for whom the group is named, is slated to bring the blues to the Lincoln Theatre stage Aug. 23. Tickets, which go on sale at 10 a ...

If ever an artist firmly stood at the intersection of rhythm and blues, it’s Robert Cray. While the Georgia native has earned many accolades (and quite a number of Grammys) for his acumen as a blues ...

Long before he was famous, Robert Cray got schooled in the blues by jamming alongside Muddy Waters, Albert Collins and John Lee Hooker. Now, at 72, the singer-guitarist worries today’s young blues ...