Danae Franco

Boleros, son and salsa from a Cuban-born singer who works with a full live band rather than backing tracks. Danae Franco bills the evening as a tribute to the music of Cuba, moving between the slow, torch-song end of the repertoire and dance numbers built on the island's rhythms. It lands at Fogartyville only weeks after the Kumquat Court listening room reopened following a round of improvements, and general-admission patio tickets are being sold alongside the indoor seats, so the band will carry out to the courtyard. A concert from a venue that more often books folk and Americana, this one is aimed squarely at people who want to dance.