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Ben Sharkey & the Woodward Horns

Ben Sharkey brought his classic love songs infused with jazz, bossa nova, and salsa to Cliff Bell’s in Detroit on Thursday, November 9, at 8 p.m. He’s known for his old soul style and tuxedo look in a world of casual pop.

Ben Sharkey & the Woodward Horns — Organizer image
Organizer image · Cliff Bell’s ↗
Ben Sharkey is what you’d call an old soul. While flip-flops are common churchwear today, he wore tuxedos with the playful ease of a young Frank Sinatra. He sang classic love songs that blend jazz, bossa nova, salsa, and pop, steering clear of the oversexualized lyrics and synthetic beats dominating current Top 40 hits. The show took place at one of Detroit’s cozy jazz spots, Cliff Bell’s, with tickets priced at $15.

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Last successful source check: Oct 28, 2026, 3:31 PM

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