After 27 years of house-rocking studio albums and smack-in-the-mouth live shows, the Florida bandleader is the acknowledged master of red-raw, sweat-and-hair blues that gives it to you straight. Enjoy a night of visceral riffs and bruised soul at the Triple Door when Castiglia comes to Seattle to play songs from his back catalog along with some new tunes.

While they might not be household names, among musicians, Tony and Pete Levin are legends. John Lennon, Lou Reed, David Bowie and Paul Simon have all sought out Tony to play bass on their classic albums. As a member of prog-rock giants King Crimson, he’s become known as the master of the Chapman Stick — an innovative instrument that’s something like a guitar played like a piano. His brother, Pete, is a keyboard and synth wiz who’s appeared on countless jazz and pop records, improvising with the likes of Miles Davis, Gil Evans, Charles Mingus and Wayne Shorter, to name just a few. While these two musical brothers have worked together in the past, they’re teaming up for the first time as the Levin Brothers and bringing their jazz trio (including drummer Jeff Siegel) to The Triple Door in Seattle for this concert.

Blessed with a smooth baritone, nimble fingers and a mind for incisive lyrics, David Wilcox has been called one of the greatest folk masters working today by everyone from “The New York Times” to “Rolling Stone”. Nearly 20 albums into a career marked by personal revelations and wildly loyal fans, his quick wit and emotional lyrics continue to garner him wide popularity and respect in folk-music circles and beyond. His most famous album, 1989’s “How Did You Find Me Here” sold more than 100,000 copies by word-of-mouth. Catch him performing old and new songs — and perhaps even sharing a story or two — at The Triple Door in Seattle.

A Seattle resident since the late 1980s, award-winning, Segovia-trained guitarist-composer Andre Feriante began his career as a classical guitar virtuoso, but now writes innovative, thoughtful ballads that fuse world music influences and mysticism with the poetic style of musicians like Leonard Cohen and Nick Drake. Feriante has performed for over 30 years in Europe, South America, and the United States. Beginning with his first concert in Rome in 1979, he has introduced a sensual and contemporary sound to an otherwise traditional genre. His creative blend of classical, flamenco and Brazilian styles speaks to people from all walks of life. See Andre Feriante and the Bohemian Entourage at The Triple Door in Seattle.

The leader of ¡Cubanismo!, Jesús Alemañy, was a trumpeter for Sierra Maestra, one of Cuba’s leading groups, from the age of 15. Now residing in London, Jesús immerses the listener in sweet dance sessions full of swaggering horn charts and wild polyrhythms that recall the vintage big-band son sound. The orchestra is filled with the likes of Irakere veteran flutist Orlando “Maracas” Valle; saxophonist Yosvany Terry from Los Terry, his family’s Afro-Cuban group; the great Cuban bassist Carlos del Puerto; and tres player Pancho Amat. The all-star percussion lineup boasts the venerable “Tata” Güines and Roberto Vizcaino on tumbadoras (conga drums), and the always inventive timbalero Emilio del Monte. See ¡Cubanismo! perform live at The Triple Door in Seattle.

From the duo who created last year’s award-winning hit “Seattle Vice” comes a new cabaret about love, classical music, art nouveau, green fairies and absinthe. “Bohemia” by Mark Siano and Opal Peachey is a new musical set in 1890s Prague that combines the music of Dvorák and Chopin, with art by Alphonse Mucha. Historic artists like Sarah Bernhardt and George Sand interweave with beautiful green fairies, aerial numbers, dance, burlesque, classical piano battles, comedy and original songs. Famous Czech composer Antonin Dvorák has hit a wall and prior to composing his magnum opus he looks to the bottom of a bottle of absinthe for inspiration. In this macabre and mystical dream cabaret, Dvorák is visited by the ghost of late composer Frederick Chopin. Chopin and many other famous Bohemians guide Dvorák as they search for the true source of inspiration and grasp at artistic immortality. “Bohemia” is coming to The Triple Door in Seattle.