The critically acclaimed nine-piece band will bring the groove to the Jo Long Theater this Saturday. SanAntonio SATX SanAntonioTX ThingsToDoInSanAntonio SanAntonioMusic
Brownout has drawn frequent comparisons to WAR and Funkadelic.
Latin-funk powerhouse Brownout will close out the the Carver Community Cultural Center's performance season with a concert this Saturday. The lauded nine-piece group will bring its blend of funk, R&B and rock infused with Norteno and conjunto to the Caver's Jo Long Theatre. Its most recent recent album,Thanks to its irresistible grooves and boundary pushing tendencies, the Austin-based group has drawn frequent comparisons to WAR and Funkadelic. It's also served as a backing band for artists ranging from Prince and Funkadelic alum Bernie Worrell to rapper GZA and outsider singer-songwriter Daniel Johnston.
Brownout's concert will wrap up the Carver's 11-show season, which also included performances by the Robert Cray Band, Dedicated Men of Zion, Oleta Adams and Matthew Whitaker. Details on the center's next season will drop Aug. 10.$25, 8 p.m. Saturday, June 10, Jo Long Theatre, 226 N Hackberry St., 207-7211,
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