Snapshots: Keb’ Mo’ w/ Anthony D’Amato @ Maryland Hall — 11/21/25

Keb’ Mo’ performe dwell on the Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts in Annapolis on Nov. 21, turning the theater into a comfy blues lounge for the evening.

Steve Satzberg was there to {photograph} the present for this Parklife Snapshots photograph essay.

ChatGPT produced this recap to accompany authentic images by Steve Satzberg.

Taking the stage alone together with his guitars and straightforward grin, the five-time GRAMMY winner leaned into the qualities which have outlined his profession: heat storytelling, sly humor and songs that land like well-worn conversations with an outdated buddy.

Keb’ Mo’ opened with “Am I Wrong,” instantly locking right into a relaxed groove that set the tone for the night. From there, he moved by means of a set that balanced fan favorites with deeper cuts, gliding from the tender “Like Love” and “Life Is Beautiful” to the easy-rolling “Every Morning.” Each tune felt like a vignette: sharp particulars, light punchlines and melodies that coaxed the gang to lean in moderately than shout again.

Mid-set, Keb’ Mo’ confirmed off his storyteller’s appeal, peppering tunes like “Suitcase,” “France” and “Oklahoma” with journey anecdotes and wry asides. “Tell Everybody I Know” and “Old Me Better” introduced among the evening’s greatest sing-alongs, the viewers fortunately getting into the position of backing choir. Later, “Soon as I Get Paid” drew laughs with its winking tackle working-man woes, whereas “This Is My Home” closed the principle set on a reflective, quietly highly effective be aware that underscored the neighborhood feeling within the room.

Watch Keb’ Mo’ carry out “This Is My Home” dwell for Paste Studios on YouTube:

Earlier within the night, singer-songwriter Anthony D’Amato opened with a solo set of his personal, profitable over the gang with plainspoken storytelling and durable, melodic tunes drawn from albums like The Shipwreck From the Shore and At First There Was Nothing. His intimate, rootsy songs had been a pure match, setting the stage completely for Keb’ Mo’s soulful, good-humored headline efficiency.

Here are some photographs of Keb’ Mo’ performing dwell at Maryland Hall on Nov. 21, 2025. All photos copyright and courtesy of Steve Satzberg.

Here are some photographs of Anthony D’Amato opening Keb’ Mo’ at Maryland Hall on Nov. 21, 2025. All photos copyright and courtesy of Steve Satzberg.