Preview: Mark Sultan at City Tavern

As the seated half of the King Khan & BBQ Show, guitarist Mark Sultan ("BBQ") provided the rhythmic gut for the duo's food- and sex-propelled rock and roll. Solo, not much has changed aesthetically. His latest studio albums, Whatever I Want and Whenever I Want, as well as a limited...

By Audra Schroeder

May 31, 2012

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As the seated half of the King Khan & BBQ Show, guitarist Mark Sultan ("BBQ") provided the rhythmic gut for the duo's food- and sex-propelled rock and roll. Solo, not much has changed aesthetically. His latest studio albums, Whatever I Want and Whenever I Want, as well as a limited edition live album, The War on Rock 'n' Roll, keeps the soul-punk-blues core intact. No word if he'll have a full band with him, but the Black Dotz play their last show for a while tonight, so check them out. The Red 100's open as well.

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