On Saturday, April 7, folks will have two opportunities to see Walter “Wolfman” Washington perform music that won’t even be released until the 20th. At Snug Harbor, the blues legend will perform with a magnificent trio comprised of Stanton Moore, James Singleton and David Torkanowsky, who will bring Wolfman’s forthcoming My Future is My Past to life.

In a press statement, Wolfman says of his new solo LP “I’m used to playing with another person. To do something like that by myself, I was kind of nervous. When you’re with a band, you have to really punch it out. When you’re alone, you have to pay attention to your notes and pronunciation and stuff. And then you have to put your soul into it and your feelings. Each one of the songs is a story. You can actually picture things like that happening. I had to fix my mind into each of the situations in the song.”

Featuring Irma Thomas, Ivan Neville and Jon Cleary with production from Galactic’s Ben Ellman,  My Future is My Past is the Wolfman’s first album with ANTI- Records. The 74-year-old singer and guitarist will put on shows at 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. at the Frenchmen St. venue, for which tickets are $25 and available for advance purchase here.

Below, check out the music video for Wolfman’s latest single, “Save Your Love For Me.”

My Future is My Past arrives April 20. The album, along with brand new merchandise, is available for pre-order at the ANTI-Records website. The album is also available in LP form.