William “Blues Man” Reed & the Juke Joint Dukes
Saturday, February 28, 2026 at 7:00 p.m.
Tickets from $12
William “Blues Man” Reed & the Juke Joint Dukes bring the raw power of old-school blues to the stage. With two guitars, harmonica, bass, and drums, they channel the spirit of Muddy Waters, Albert King, and early B.B. King. Mr. Reed is the real deal—his soulful voice and storytelling songs transport you straight into a smoky Chicago nightclub, while the band’s rhythm and groove make the classic blues tradition come alive.
Roswell Roots Festival 2026 marks a historic milestone as we celebrate the 25th anniversary of this community-wide, month-long festival honoring our diverse community and celebrating Black History Month. Since its founding, Roswell Roots has served as a cornerstone for education, cultural awareness, and community connection, inviting all ages to engage, learn and celebrate together.
This year's festival will be curated across five categories–art, education, cultural, performance, and history–bringing dynamic programs and events that reflect the richness of Black heritage and its profound influence on our shared story.
Part of The City of Roswell's America 250 Celebration
Tickets from $12
William “Blues Man” Reed & the Juke Joint Dukes bring the raw power of old-school blues to the stage. With two guitars, harmonica, bass, and drums, they channel the spirit of Muddy Waters, Albert King, and early B.B. King. Mr. Reed is the real deal—his soulful voice and storytelling songs transport you straight into a smoky Chicago nightclub, while the band’s rhythm and groove make the classic blues tradition come alive.
Roswell Roots Festival 2026 marks a historic milestone as we celebrate the 25th anniversary of this community-wide, month-long festival honoring our diverse community and celebrating Black History Month. Since its founding, Roswell Roots has served as a cornerstone for education, cultural awareness, and community connection, inviting all ages to engage, learn and celebrate together.
This year's festival will be curated across five categories–art, education, cultural, performance, and history–bringing dynamic programs and events that reflect the richness of Black heritage and its profound influence on our shared story.
Part of The City of Roswell's America 250 Celebration