About this Event
Experience an unforgettable night of transatlantic blues as acclaimed UK artist Bex Marshall takes the stage in the Legends Room at the National Blues Museum on Saturday, April 11 from 7–9PM.
A winner of the prestigious UK British Blues Award and a four-time nominee for the European Blues Awards, Bex Marshall has carved out a powerful reputation with her distinctive and innovative guitar style. Blending slide, blues rock, ragtime, and roots picking into a seamless and expressive sound, Marshall brings a fresh yet deeply rooted voice to contemporary blues.
Performing on her signature Fender acoustic steel-top resonator guitar, Marshall’s playing is both technically masterful and emotionally rich. Her slide guitar work has drawn comparisons to Bonnie Raitt, while critics have also noted echoes of Mark Knopfler’s delicate touch and the dynamic intensity of Derek Trucks.
Her artistry has earned praise on both sides of the Atlantic:
“…Marshall’s competent axework has Mark Knopfler’s feathery touch” – LA Weekly (US)
“…the blues ‘Black Guitar’ culminates in a slide guitar clamour Derek Trucks would be pleased to call his own” – DownBeat Magazine (US)
“…a younger version of Bonnie Raitt… such blues-inflected rawness… refreshing to hear it done with authenticity and assurance” – Folk and Roots Magazine (UK)
With soulful vocals, stunning guitar technique, and a captivating stage presence, Bex Marshall delivers a performance that honors the roots of the blues while pushing its boundaries forward.
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to see one of the UK’s most exciting blues artists live in an intimate setting at the National Blues Museum’s Legends Room.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
National Blues Museum, 615 Washington Avenue, St. Louis, United States
USD 23.18
