Joshua Josué’s “Come On, Let’s Go” Tribute Comes to Hidden Hall —Celebrating the Legacy of Buddy Holly and Ritchie ValensAcclaimed performer&nbsp;Joshua Josué&nbsp;brings his&nbsp;annual tribute concert&nbsp;honoring&nbsp;RitchieValens&nbsp;and&nbsp;Buddy Holly&nbsp;to&nbsp;Hidden Hall in Bellingham, Washington, for an unforgettableValentine’s weekend celebration of timeless rock ’n’ roll.This year’s event also marks the&nbsp;album release&nbsp;of&nbsp;Broadcast to the Surf Ballroom&nbsp;— aremarkable project in which Joshua&nbsp;completes several unfinished songs by Ritchie Valens andBuddy Holly, respectfully recorded and newly brought to life for modern audiences.“I don’t try to be Buddy Holly and I don’t try to be Ritchie Valens,” Josué said from his Portlandhome. “I try to represent their music the best I can. I don’t want to make a caricature of BuddyHolly or Ritchie Valens; the world lost them. I just do my best to sing their songs the way theywere intended to be sung.”A Celebration of 66 Years Since “The Day the Music Died”On&nbsp;February 14, music enthusiasts will have the privilege of experiencing Joshua’s heartfelttribute firsthand. Taking center stage with his talented band, Joshua will&nbsp;recreate the energyand emotion&nbsp;of the 1950s rock ’n’ roll era with hits from&nbsp;Buddy Holly, RitchieValens,&nbsp;and&nbsp;The Big Bopper.From the nostalgic rhythms of&nbsp;“La Bamba”&nbsp;to the infectious energy of&nbsp;“That’ll Be the Day”&nbsp;andthe tender melody of&nbsp;“Donna,”&nbsp;the evening promises a&nbsp;captivating journey through thegolden age of rock and roll.But the magic doesn’t stop there — Joshua will also explore&nbsp;the lesser-known treasures&nbsp;ofRitchie Valens’ catalog, including&nbsp;“Ritchie’s Blues”&nbsp;and&nbsp;“Malagueña,”&nbsp;shining a light on thedepth and artistry of the&nbsp;Chicano musical tradition.Not only does Joshua highlight the hits of Buddy Holly, but he also revives&nbsp;his early rockabillygems, such as&nbsp;“Blue Days,” “Rock Around with Ollie Vee,”&nbsp;and&nbsp;“Midnight Shift,”&nbsp;capturing theyouthful drive and authenticity that defined Buddy’s early sound.More Than a Tribute — A Cultural CelebrationThis is more than a performance; it’s a&nbsp;celebration of rock ’n’ roll history and Chicanoheritage&nbsp;— a fusion of cultural richness and artistic expression. Through Joshua’s soulfulrenditions, he not only pays homage to these musical pioneers but also continues to&nbsp;weave theirinfluence into the modern tapestry of American music.