The St. Louis multi-instrumentalist leads his six-piece band in a set recorded live in Charleston, W.Va. Don't call it a throwback; call it "American music that never died." With a mix of ragtime, ...

Saturday night at Chelsea’s Live, the decidedly non-mainstream Pokey LaFarge returns to Baton Rouge for the first time in more than a dozen years. LaFarge aptly titled his genre-mashing latest album ...

Sunday, Oct. 27 witnessed Pokey LaFarge’s glorious return to Ann Arbor, headlining The Ark’s annual Fall Fundraiser. Described as a “pre-war soul” by the event’s Detroit-based MC, DJ Del Villarreal, ...

Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Pokey LaFarge and his five-piece band play new and old music that draws on a love of American roots, ...

You can bundle it up in MP3s and send it zinging through the ether, but Pokey LaFarge's music still seems as though it has emerged from the dustiest 78 at the thrift shop. LaFarge is a man out of time ...

I am 15 years old and I love to see live music (when I can get in). My father is a photographer who sometimes shoots shows. When he said he could take me with him to see Pokey LaFarge at The Egg I was ...

March 2, 2018 • LaFarge offers an auditory time warp back to the glory days of swing jazz while re-imagining the genre into a modern style of his own. May 26, 2017 • In a live session, the St. Louis ...

There's really no one like Pokey LaFarge. Catch this St. Louis- based songster's modern take on classic roots music at the California Cafe in Carlisle this weekend. LaFarge and his band, the South ...

String band music. Bluegrass tunes. Mississippi Delta blues. Pre-World War II jazz. Country. Think of a 20th century roots music style, and chances are that Pokey LaFarge has played it, sung it, or ...

Pokey LaFarge will be back with In The Blossom of Their Shade on September 10 via New West Records. The album was produced and arranged by Pokey and Chris Seefried, and recorded in Chicago and Los ...

A weekly look at must-hear music from The Times’ pop staff. This week’s picks include the exquisite, adventurous pop of Perfume Genius, the fiery Americana of Pokey LaFarge and more. Perfume Genius, ...

You can bundle it up in MP3s and send it zinging through the ether, but Pokey LaFarge's music still seems as though it has emerged from the dustiest 78 at the thrift shop. LaFarge is a man out of time ...