Moonlight Benjamin Brings Haitian Voodoo Blues Rock to UPH
Moonlight Benjamin performs live at UPH in Saratoga Springs March 29.
SARATOGA SPRINGS — The electrifying sounds of Moonlight Benjamin will grace Universal Preservation Hall on Saturday, March 29.
The powerhouse Haitian singer-songwriter – hailed by The Guardian (UK) as the “Caribbean Patti Smith,” and with a favorable nod from Iggy Pop – delivers a unique fusion of voodoo rhythms and blues-infused rock.
Born and raised in Haiti, Benjamin’s musical roots run deep in the sacred traditions of Haitian voodoo, which she integrates with the driving force of blues and rock.
The performance, presented as part of the Music Haven Passport Series, will take place 7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 29.
Tickets are on sale online by visiting atuph.org.