Annapolis Jazz & Roots Festival - Michael McHenry Tribe

Join us for a free, family friendly concert with Michael McHenry Tribe!
With a deep catalog of original and cover songs, the Michael McHenry Tribe keeps alive the spirit of Jimi Hendrix and Sly Stone, fortified with healthy doses of Stevie Wonder, James Brown and Prince. With a groove oriented rhythm section and a kindred spirit out front, the trio achieves a level of telepathy that makes each performance feel like their first, yet sound like their thousandth. Blessed with a loyal fanbase, the Tribe reciprocates their infectious energy by delivering concerts with a kind of rock and soul that seems to have limitless power.

Michael McHenry has performed and/or toured with acts such as The Jacksons, Sheena Easton, George Clinton/P. Funk and La Toya Jackson and drummer Marty Bouchard joined him to work with The Impressions. The Tribe's highly anticipated album, New Power, hit retailers in June of 2022. Their new album, Have A Good Day On Purpose is slated to be released in August of 2025.

Please note: In its fourth year, the Annapolis Jazz & Roots Festival works with amazing Venue Partners and volunteers to offer free and modestly priced events for adults and families. All of the artists you enjoy have outstanding international, national or regional reputations. Please consider making a small donation to help us keep funding these public performances. We sincerely thank you for any amount you choose to donate. Enjoy the festival!

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