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Neal Francis
Neal Francis's 2023 live performances received widespread acclaim for their energetic and engaging nature. Critics highlighted his dynamic stage presence, musical versatility, and the band's cohesive sound. Notable performances included sold-out shows at Chicago's Thalia Hall and Baltimore's The 8×10, as well as collaborations with artists like Nigel Hall during Jazz Fest in New Orleans. The release of his live album, 'Francis Comes Alive,' further showcased his ability to connect with audiences through his music.
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People say park in the venues lot and it usually costs around $20.
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The venue is reported to have Restaurant-Style , and Bar-Style food available.
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Most people usually dress in Retro Rock style attire here.
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333 S Boylston St, Los Angeles, CA 90017, USA
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About the Artist
Neal Francis is a Chicago-based singer, songwriter, and pianist whose live performances are a captivating blend of vintage rock & roll and '70s-era dance music, all delivered with a raw, analog authenticity that eschews digital programming. His shows are known for their lush, pulsating grooves and heavy guitar riffs, creating an atmosphere that is both heady and hedonistic, pensive and euphoric. Starting piano at the tender age of four, Francis honed his craft touring with blues legends and instrumental bands before launching his solo career. Fans often recall his relentless touring schedule—nearly 400 shows from 2021 to 2024—which forged his reputation as a tireless performer. A defining moment for many fans is his album "Return To Zero," born from a creative fever dream and marked by a meditative resilience symbolized by the album's title, reflecting his personal journey through frustration and perseverance. His live shows often feel like a communal celebration of analog warmth and musical craftsmanship, with a touch of playful swagger and emotional depth that keeps audiences hooked. If you ever catch him live, expect a performance that’s as much about the groove as it is about the soul, with a wink to the past and a nod to the future.