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Roger McGuinn

8 concerts

Chicago-born Roger McGuinn, frontman of the Byrds, merged folk with rock, influencing bands like the Beatles and R.E.M. Known for "Mr. Tambourine Man," McGuinn collaborated with icons like Bob Dylan. Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1991, his style showcases on albums like Cardiff Rose.

Buddy Guy

32 concerts

Born in Lettsworth, Louisiana, blues icon Buddy Guy melds classic Chicago blues with rock's flash. Known for hits like "First Time I Met the Blues," he's influenced by greats like B.B. King. His work led to a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction & multiple Grammys. He often plays at his club, Legends, in Chicago.

Santana

60 concerts

Santana, formed by Carlos Santana in the '60s, fused psychedelic Latin rock with hits like "Evil Ways" & "Smooth". Famous for its Woodstock gig, award-winning album "Supernatural", and collaborations with stars like Rob Thomas.

Keb' Mo'

26 concerts

Born in LA, blues artist Keb' Mo' combines classic styles with modern sounds. Known for hits like "Oklahoma" and Grammy-winning "TajMo". Collaborated with Taj Mahal and Rosanne Cash.

Eric Clapton

22 concerts

Born in the UK, Eric Clapton, revered as "God" by fans, starred in bands like Cream and Blind Faith before a notable solo career. Known for hits like "Wonderful Tonight" and "Layla," he embraced blues roots and collaborated with icons like B.B. King and J.J. Cale.

Jimmie Vaughan

21 concerts

Texas-born Jimmie Vaughan, known for his lean blues guitar style, co-led the Fabulous Thunderbirds with Kim Wilson and recorded hits like "Tuff Enuff." Collaborated with brother Stevie Ray Vaughan on the acclaimed album "Family Style." His solo career includes Grammy-nominated "Baby Please Come Home." Vaughan's box set celebrates his influence in blues and R&B.

ZZ Top

48 concerts

From Houston, ZZ Top—Billy Gibbons, Dusty Hill, Frank Beard—spun blues & boogie into rock stardom. Known for hits like "La Grange" & MTV fame with albums like 'Eliminator'. Longtime live favorites, inducted into Rock Hall of Fame in 2004.

Molly Tuttle

12 concerts

Molly Tuttle, born in Northern California, is a renowned roots musician celebrated for her skill in bluegrass. Known for hits like "You Didn’t Call My Name," she's won multiple awards including the IBMA's Guitar Player of the Year.

Stephen Stills

1 concert

Stephen Stills is a legendary rock musician from the U.S., known for his work with Buffalo Springfield, CSN, and CSNY. Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice, he is celebrated for hits like "For What It's Worth" and "Love the One You're With." Ranked #28 on Rolling Stone's list of greatest guitarists, his albums with CSN and CSNY are among their 500 Greatest Albums. His collaborations include working with The Memphis Horns and David Crosby.

Kurt Rosenwinkel

3 concerts

Born in Philadelphia, Kurt Rosenwinkel, a renowned jazz guitarist, blends post-bop and fusion styles. Known for albums like The Next Step, he collaborates with artists like Gary Burton and has won a Composer's Award from the National Endowment for the Arts.

Gustavo Santaolalla

1 concert

Gustavo Santaolalla, born in Buenos Aires, famed for his diverse music style, founded Arco Iris & Bajofondo. Notable for scores like Brokeback Mountain & The Last of Us, worked with Cafe Tacuba, won Grammys.

Los Lobos

16 concerts

Los Lobos, formed in East L.A. in 1973, mixes rock, blues, Tex-Mex, and folk. Notable for "La Bamba," they embraced diverse sounds from Mexican folk to punk-influenced rock. Known for generations-spanning appeal and Grammy-nominated album Native Sons.

Christone "Kingfish" Ingram

25 concerts

Grammy-winning blues guitarist & singer Christone “Kingfish” Ingram from Clarksdale, MS, is known for his intense performances. He's toured with Buddy Guy & won 10 Blues Music Awards. Rolling Stone praised his eclectic guitar style.

Joe Bonamassa

35 concerts

Joe Bonamassa, a world-renowned guitar player, began his career at 12 opening for B.B. King. Known for over 40 albums and 23 #1 Billboard Blues Albums, he founded the Keeping The Blues Alive Foundation and has received two GRAMMY nominations.

The Del McCoury Band

1 concert

Del McCoury, born in Bakersville, NC, pioneered the "high lonesome sound" in bluegrass. Joined Bill Monroe in 1963, formed Del McCoury Band in '87. Known for hits like "The Mountain" with Steve Earle.

Sierra Hull

21 concerts

Sierra Hull, a bluegrass prodigy, debuted at the Grand Ole Opry at 10, played at Carnegie Hall, and collaborated with icons like Bela Fleck. Known for hits like "Weighted Mind," she's a Grammy nominee and Presidential Scholarship recipient at Berklee.

Jerry Douglas

42 concerts

Jerry Douglas, GRAMMY-winning Dobro master, intertwines elements of country, bluegrass, rock, jazz, and more in his influential music. Played on over 1500 albums; collaborates with icons like Paul Simon, James Taylor. Key member of bands like Alison Krauss & Union Station.

Eric Gales

6 concerts

Blues firebrand Eric Gales, known for his bold guitar style and personal lyrics, has released 18 albums over 30 years. Collaborated with Joe Bonamassa; won acclaim for Crown.

Sheryl Crow

18 concerts

Born in Kennett, MO, Sheryl Crow's roots rock has had hits like “If It Makes You Happy,” winning several Grammys and evolving into R&B and country. Known for collaborations with icons such as Eric Clapton, her final album "Threads" featured stars like Stevie Nicks.

Robert Randolph

2 concerts

Pedal steel virtuoso, Robert Randolph, from New Jersey, blends gospel with rock, blues, and funk. Famous for energetic performances and albums like "Unclassified" and "Brighter Days", he has collaborated with Eric Clapton, Carlos Santana, and more.

Samantha Fish

43 concerts

Samantha Fish, a rising star from Kansas City, is praised for her innovative blues style, powerful performances, and engaging guitar skills. With acclaimed albums and accolades, she's reinventing blues and collaborating with top artists.

Albert Lee

5 concerts

British-born Albert Lee, famed for his R&B and rockabilly guitar skills, is treasured in music circles globally. Known for session work in Nashville and LA, plus collaborations with Eric Clapton and the Everly Brothers, Lee has earned critical acclaim across various genres.

Taj Mahal

17 concerts

Born Henry St. Claire Fredericks in New York, blues legend Taj Mahal gained fame with his 1968 debut and collaborations with Ry Cooder and Keb' Mo'. His styles span blues, reggae, jazz, and world music. Known for hits like "Senor Blues," he’s a Grammy-winner with albums such as Get On Board and collaborations with Los Lobos and Toumani Diabaté.

Vince Gill

36 concerts

Vince Gill, a Nashville-born country icon, is known for hits like “When I Call Your Name.” With 22 Grammys and stints in bands like the Eagles, he’s in both the Country Music Hall of Fame and Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame.

Sonny Landreth

8 concerts

Louisiana slide guitar icon Sonny Landreth, Grammy-nominated and celebrated for Blues Music Awards, blends electric and acoustic styles. Known for Clapton's Crossroads Festival.