The Black Crowes burst onto the rock scene in 1990 with their seminal album Shake Your Money Maker, powered by the chart-topping singles “Hard to Handle” and “She Talks to Angels.” Now, the band is going on the road to celebrate the album’s 30th anniversary and you can hear the first show on their world tour via Classic Rewind (Ch. 25).
Tune in to Classic Rewind to hear SiriusXM Presents the Black Crowes ‘Shake Your Money Maker’: Captured Live in Nashville, a broadcast of the kickoff concert including every track on the album, plus the band’s other hits. The show starts on Friday, July 23rd at 3pm ET, with encores on July 23rd at 10 pm ET, Saturday, July 24th at 12 pm and 6 pm ET, and Sunday, July 25th at 9 am and 8 pm ET.
To hear it again, catch rebroadcasts on The Spectrum (Ch. 28) on Monday, July 26th at 12 pm ET and Tuesday. July 27th at 11 pm ET.
The band, led by brothers Chris and Rich Robinson, skyrocketed to fame with their distinctive blues-rock sound at a time when pop-tinged rock and metal were dominating the genre. Now that the powerhouse duo is back together, you won’t want to miss their epic reunion tour in celebration of the album that started it all.
For more information about the tour, visit theblackcrowes.com.
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