$22 in advance / $25 at the gate / Children under 12 free Food from 802 Soul KitchenChristine Ohlman (a/k/a “The Beehive Queen” for her mile-high platinum-blonde hairdo) is the longtime vocalist for NBC’s Saturday Night Live Band, most recently appearing in the SNL50 Anniversary telecast in February 2025. A queen of American rock and soul, she fronts Christine Ohlman &amp; Rebel Montez, whose sixth critically acclaimed album, The Deep End, landed on numerous national end-of-year Top Ten lists.Born in the Bronx and based in Connecticut, Ohlman is deeply connected to the music scenes of Muscle Shoals, New Orleans, and Nashville, as much as New York. Her electrifying live shows are legendary for their fiery musicianship and compelling storytelling.She duets with Rock &amp; Roll Hall of Famer Dion DiMucci on Girl Friends—a Billboard Blues chart-topper in spring 2024—and appears on the 2024 two-disc tribute to blues legend Matt “Guitar” Murphy. In spring 2025, she co-hosted Television Rocks, an interactive program with longtime friend Paul Shaffer. In 2023, she produced Walking in Memphis, a Muscle Shoals collaboration featuring Charlie Musselwhite and Travis Wammack.Ohlman is an inductee into the National Blues Hall of Fame of American Heritage, International, and appears in Bonnie Blue, the 2022 documentary on blues icon James Cotton. Her voice can be heard in Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, guesting with the Rolling Stones on “Out of Time.”She was named Top Female Americana Vocalist in The Alternate Root’s International Readers’ Poll, joining ranks with Paul Thorn, The Mavericks, and Rodney Crowell. Other career highlights include emceeing the 2022 NYC Celebration of Life for Ronnie Spector and performing with Bonnie Raitt, Keb’ Mo’, Trombone Shorty, Jon Batiste, and more. She has appeared at the Paris Conservatory and Royal Academy at Ghent with The Sessions Panel; on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon; SNL’s 40th Anniversary special and post-broadcast concert; the Carnegie Hall Tribute to The Rolling Stones; and HBO’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Concert. At the WC Handy Festival in Muscle Shoals, she’s been a special guest of the Blind Boys of Alabama and led all-star Southern soul tributes with Bonnie Bramlett, Candi Staton, and others.Her studio and live collaborations include Grammy-nominated work with Charlie Musselwhite, “Evenings of Duets” with the late Dr. John, and recordings with Dion, Ian Hunter, Marshall Crenshaw, and Levon Helm (all of whom guested on The Deep End). She continues to collaborate onstage with NRBQ guitarist Big Al Anderson and has appeared with Al Green, Steve Miller, Smokey Robinson, Brian Wilson, Bruce Springsteen, and the late George Harrison. With JoJo Hermann of Widespread Panic, she leads “Down On The Bayou,” the New Orleans Jazz &amp; Heritage Festival benefit for the New Orleans Musicians Clinic. She also guests on The ALO Orchestra Sings The Rolling Stones Songbook Vol. 2, produced by Andrew Loog Oldham, which was named “Coolest Record of the Year” by Little Steven’s Underground Garage on SIRIUS/XM.Ohlman is backed onstage by a powerhouse band: South Carolina guitarist Chris Bickley—whose résumé includes Johnny Winter and European group Eynomia—bassist Michael Colbath, and drummer Lorne Entress, a Boston standout known for his work with Mary Chapin Carpenter, Barrence Whitfield &amp; The Savages, Big Al Anderson, and Lori McKenna.A noted musicologist and original contributing editor to All Music Guide, Ohlman blends rootsy Americana with vintage soul, in a style dubbed “Contemporary Rock R&amp;B” by SIRIUS/XM’s Dave Marsh. Her six acclaimed CDs were joined in 2024 by her latest release, The Grown-Up Thing.<iframe-embed src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/-b8tsQTxWlg" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" allowfullscreen="true" referrerpolicy="strict-origin-when-cross-origin" height="538" width="717" style="" metaposition="flex-start" metatype="youtube"></iframe-embed>