Boha Tribe

Boha Tribe play a full band set at Three Links Deep Ellum on Saturday, October 17, starting at 3 PM. The duo is Bobby and Hannah Morrison, a worship couple from Dallas who spend most of their time on the road sharing their faith through music, art, testimony, and relationship-building. They play with unusual instrumentation and spiritual songs, and they live full-time in an Airstream motorhome, leading missions on Native American Reservations and in inner-city outreaches. They're parents to their first child, River.

They have two albums out on digital platforms and are finishing their first instrumental record, which they recorded and mixed themselves inside the Airstream. This Dallas date forms part of a neighborhood-wide fentanyl awareness event running from 3 PM to 8 PM, so the set is one part of a larger afternoon of activity across Deep Ellum. Boha Tribe will be the main feature on the Three Links stage, bringing their full band sound to the venue.

If you've never heard them, the Airstream detail tells you a lot about how they work: they're a self-contained unit, recording and mixing their own material on the move. The instrumental record they're finishing now is their first of its kind, and it's the same duo—Bobby and Hannah—behind it. They describe themselves as a worship duo and a kingdom couple, and their music is built around spiritual songs and unusual instrumentation. Between the two albums already available on digital platforms and the instrumental record in the works, there's a fair amount of their catalog to catch up on before they take the stage.

The show is at Three Links Deep Ellum, 2704 Elm St, and it kicks off at 3 PM on Saturday, October 17, as part of the fentanyl awareness event running through 8 PM.