Revolution Hall is set to host a series of eclectic musical events at Washington High School, Cedar Rapids, IA. From April 30 to May 13, 2025, attendees will experience a tapestry of soundscapes crafted by artists across various genres. With performances by the likes of Squid, NNAMDÏ, Deerhoof, and Victor Wooten & The Wooten Brothers, each event promises a unique exploration of musical expression. Whether it's the introspective narratives of Squid or the vibrant rhythms of Ebo Taylor, this lineup is a celebration of artistic diversity and creative ingenuity.

Revolution Hall's Musical Odyssey: A Journey Through Diverse Sounds

Revolution Hall is the epicenter of an exhilarating series of music events that are a must-see for any music aficionado. From the dynamic and narrative-driven album release by Squid to NNAMDÏ's introspective musical invitation, and the legendary performances by Deerhoof and The Hard Quartet, there's something for everyone. Each event is a unique blend of innovation, storytelling, and sheer musical prowess, offering a glimpse into the diverse world of contemporary music. Join us at Washington High School, Cedar Rapids, IA, for these unforgettable musical experiences.

Unveiling the Soundscape: A Journey Through Revolution Hall's Eclectic Music Events

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The Wooten brothers’ first public performance occurred in Hawaii in 1966 and established their identity as prodigies. Regi, the eldest son of Elijah "Pete" and Dorothy, was born in 1956. The first three sons arrived just a year apart—Roy in ’57, Rudy in ’58. Joseph was born in ’61, and three years later, in '64, Victor came. Victor learned to talk and play music at the same time.   
 
Fast forward six years.  REGI, still the leader of the family band, is 13 years old and Victor, the youngest, is 5, when the Wooten Brothers began opening a series of shows for R & B legends, “War”, and two years later for Curtis Mayfield, and many other national acts.

Victor Wooten & The Wooten Brothers

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