The Wooten Brothers BIO
The Wooten Brothers are a family band known for bringing musicianship and a wide-ranging groove to the stage. Their sound draws on jazz, blues, funk, and related styles, making their performance a natural fit for audiences seeking an energetic live music experience. The group's close musical connection and instrumental interplay are central to its appeal.
The supplied event listing places The Wooten Brothers at Infinity Music Hall & Bistro in Hartford, Connecticut, on. No previous dates at this venue or additional tour details are provided, so past appearances cannot be confirmed. Hartford's live music audience can look forward to a concert centered on jazz and blues influences in an intimate setting.
Find event information on newhaven-tickets.com for Hartford Concerts and Jazz / blues at Infinity Music Hall & Bistro.
Venue and Seating Information
Infinity Music Hall & Bistro is the listed venue for this Hartford concert. Seating layouts and sightlines can vary by event configuration, and no verified section-by-section seating information is available for this performance. Review the event's current seating map before choosing tickets, especially if proximity to the stage or a particular seating arrangement is important.
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The Wooten Brothers New Haven reviews
Blake Shelton concert
"We were in the front row at the end of the extended stage but had to watch most of on the screen. The Wooten Brothers’ lighting, extra screens, and visual effects were amazing. That is not my idea of a good seat. So in the future I would not raise the bar just leave it set on the floor because barstools are high enough that they might slightly obstruct your vision. Paid some pretty good money to have very good seats. With the raised bar that went all the way around The extended stage, front seats outside of the bar had all of their vision obstructed by people seated on barstools."