Photos of The Midnight Hour at Tampa’s Orpheum Ybor City

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Adrian Younge's admiration of Ali Shaheed Muhammad was on full display when the duo's collaborative project, The Midnight Hour, took the stage alongside a seven-piece band in Ybor City on Friday night. Muhammad — one third of seminal hip-hop outfit A Tribe Called Quest — was just as appreciative, and Daryl was at Orpheum so that he could share these photos of the band, as well as openers Sam E Hues and Kendra Morris.

December 29, 2018 | Photos by Daryl Bowen

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