Janis & Jimi, The Concert That Should Have Been imagines the collaboration that never happened between two of rock's most electric spirits, brought to life on the intimate stage at Myron's Cabaret Jazz. Michelle Rohl steps into Janis Joplin's shoes, channeling that raw, whiskey-soaked wail and untamed stage presence that made Joplin an icon of the era. Her performance digs into the raspy power and vulnerability that defined Joplin's sound, delivering the kind of vocal grit that fills a room.

Sharing the bill is Keaton of Gimme Hendrix, paying tribute to Jimi Hendrix's psychedelic guitar wizardry and untouchable showmanship. Between the two tributes, the night moves through the blues-rock landscape that Joplin and Hendrix helped define, with the close quarters of Myron's Cabaret Jazz putting you right up against the sound and energy of the performances rather than watching from a distance. The round tables and mezzanine balcony give the room an old-school supper club feel, fitting for a night built around two of the most legendary voices of a generation.