PORTLAND — Grammy-Award winning singer-songwriter and guitarist Keb’ Mo’ will perform at the State Theatre on Wednesday, Sept. 28.

Tickets, $35 and $25, go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, June 10. Call 800-745-3000, log on to www.statetheatreportland.com or visit the Cumberland County Civic Center box office.

The artist’s newest album, “The Relection,” his first studio release since his 2006 album, “Suitcase,” is due Aug. 2.  It  was written and recorded over a period of three years that included his relocation from Los Angeles to Nashville.

Self-produced, the 12-song set features duets with India.Arie and Vince Gill, as well as performances by Dave Koz, Marcus Miller, Mindi Abair and world-renowned studio musician David T. Walker.

“The Reflection” finds Keb’ Mo’ stretching out into various styles, rooted in soul, jazz and R & B., and showcasing his trademark unadorned vocals, deceptively simple, sublime guitar work and catchy melodies.

 “I worked on this record for the better part of two years,” Keb’ Mo’ said. “It took me some time as this was an educational process for me and my engineer, John Schirmer. I didn’t want to let it go until I had something that I was proud to share with the public. It’s the culmination of all of my influences throughout my career.”

Keb’ Mo’ has consistently garnered acclaim throughout his career, with three of his records winning the Grammy for Best Contemporary Blues Album. He co-wrote “I Hope” with the Dixie Chicks, which received a Grammy nod for Country Song of the Year.

A gifted songwriter, his songs have been covered by legendary artists, including BB King and Natalie Cole, and he has appeared on recordings by Willie Nelson, Ray Charles and Jackson Browne. Additionally, his music has been featured in film and television. He is the composer for TNT’s hit series “Memphis Beat” and performs the show’s theme song.

The State Theatre is at 609 Congress St.