Days ago on this site we did echo the news emerging around the Black Crowes, the great American band who knew how to bring the highest sound of the classic and southern rock at the height of the grunge.

Among the many rumors and clues that were given through their social networks, Web site and even on the streets of the mentioned country, Monday the group led by brothers Chris and Rich Robinson confirmed his return and the names of the musicians who will be part of this new adventure.

First of all, It is worth remembering that this meeting coincides with the 30 aniversario del disco debut “Shake your money maker”, album that catapulted them to worldwide success hand great songs from the likes of "She Talks to Angels", version of "Hard to Handle", “Twice as hard” o “Jelous again”.

As they confirmed by the founding brothers of the group, each show will perform the album completely over the entire discography classics, thus becoming one of the most anticipated shows next year. Only time will know whether Argentina will present in the framework of a possible world tour.

The kickoff of the tour will be the 17 June in Austin, Texas and other musicians who make up the new Ravens are guitarist Isiah Mitchell (Earthless), keyboardist Joel Robinow, bassist Tim LeFebvre (David Bowie´s Blackstar) and drummer Ojha (Once and future band).

In his first comments together, singer Chris Robinson stressed how excited he is for "playing with my brother and celebrate the music we've done". In turn he said that this will lead to "complete the circle in our lives. Long live rock and roll and the Black Crowes ".

Meanwhile, guitarist Rich Robinson, who he was in our country 2017 with his solo project that included local guitarist Nico Bereciartúa, He stressed the importance and happiness of "having my brother back in my life". Destallo also that "being able to play together and celebrate the first album we did with kids is a gift".

Until now, son 45 concerts confirmed so 19 of September, date to be presented at the Forum in Los Angeles.