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Roger McGuinn

3 concerts

Chicago-born Roger McGuinn fronted the Byrds, pioneering folk-rock with his 12-string Rickenbacker. He played on the debut single "Mr. Tambourine Man" and led the band through Sweetheart of the Rodeo. Solo albums include Back to Rio (1991).

Buddy Guy

13 concerts

Born in Lettsworth, Louisiana, Buddy Guy is a celebrated Chicago blues guitarist who began recording in 1959 and hit in 1960 with "First Time I Met the Blues." He earned multiple Grammys, was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and opened Chicago club Legends.

Santana

25 concerts

Santana, formed in 1966 by guitarist Carlos Santana and Gregg Rolie, are Latin rock pioneers. Their early albums Santana, Abraxas and Santana III topped charts; hits include "Evil Ways" and "Black Magic Woman." 1999’s Supernatural won 8 Grammys.

Keb' Mo'

9 concerts

Los Angeles-born guitarist/vocalist Keb' Mo' blends country-blues, soul, and folksy storytelling. His 1994 debut Keb' Mo' broke through; Just Like You and Slow Down won Grammys. TajMo with Taj Mahal and Oklahoma also earned Grammy Awards.

Eric Clapton

1 concert

Eric Clapton is a blues-rooted rock guitarist known for the Yardbirds, John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers, Cream and Derek & the Dominos. He scored hits like “Layla,” “I Shot the Sheriff” and “Tears in Heaven,” and made the blockbuster MTV Unplugged album.

Jimmie Vaughan

3 concerts

Born and raised in Dallas, Texas, Jimmie Vaughan is a Texas blues guitarist who co-led the Fabulous Thunderbirds (1979–87). He recorded Family Style with brother Stevie Ray Vaughan and later went solo with Strange Pleasure; Baby Please Come Home earned a Grammy nod.

ZZ Top

15 concerts

Texas blues/boogie rock trio ZZ Top formed in 1969. Best known for multi-platinum 1983 album Eliminator and MTV hits like Legs and Sharp Dressed Man. Earlier breakthrough came with 1973’s Tres Hombres and the rock staple La Grange. Inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2004.

Molly Tuttle

12 concerts

Molly Tuttle is a boundary-pushing bluegrass artist and guitarist. She won two Grammys with her band Golden Highway and earned a Best New Artist nomination. Bald since age three due to alopecia areata, she’s a National Alopecia Areata Foundation spokesperson.

The Marcus King Band

6 concerts

Greenville, South Carolina native Marcus King rose with the Marcus King Band, then made his solo debut with GRAMMY-nominated El Dorado (2020), followed by Young Blood (2022) and MoodSwings (2024). He also hosts the Marcus King Band Family Reunion festival.

Los Lobos

19 concerts

Formed in 1973 in East Los Angeles, Los Lobos blend rock, blues, Tex-Mex, country, R&B, and folk. They scored a 1987 pop chart-topper with their cover of “La Bamba” and earned a Grammy nomination for 2021’s Native Sons.

Christone "Kingfish" Ingram

16 concerts

Christone Kingfish Ingram is a GRAMMY Award-winning blues guitarist hailed by Rolling Stone as a “21st century guitar hero.” His album Hard Road blends classic blues with hard rock, funk, pop, and R&B on songs like “Nothin’ But Your Love.”

Joe Bonamassa

32 concerts

Blues-rock musician Joe Bonamassa has more than 50 albums and holds a record 31 No. 1s on the Billboard Blues Chart, including The Spirit Of Rory Live From Cork and B.B. King's Blues Summit 100. He’s collaborated with Beth Hart and Black Country Communion.

The Del McCoury Band

9 concerts

Del McCoury, from York County, PA, is a bluegrass singer and guitarist. He joined Bill Monroe’s Blue Grass Boys in early 1963, switching from banjo to guitar. Now he leads the Del McCoury Band with sons Ronnie and Rob.

Sierra Hull

5 concerts

Sierra Hull is a bluegrass and Americana singer-songwriter and mandolinist, seven-time IBMA Mandolin Player of the Year and six-time GRAMMY nominee. Her independent album A Tip Toe High Wire features Béla Fleck, Tim O’Brien, and Aoife O’Donovan.

Jerry Douglas

2 concerts

Dobro master Jerry Douglas is a 15-time GRAMMY winner and three-time CMA Musician of the Year. Blending country, bluegrass, rock, jazz, blues and Celtic, he leads The Jerry Douglas Band and The Earls of Leicester.

Eric Gales

10 concerts

Memphis blues-rock guitarist Eric Gales, hailed by Joe Bonamassa, Dave Navarro and Mark Tremonti, has a Grammy-nominated solo catalogue. His album Tribute To LJK, co-produced by Bonamassa and Josh Smith, honors his late brother Little Jimmy King.

Sheryl Crow

19 concerts

Born in Kennett, Missouri, Sheryl Crow is a roots-rock/mainstream rock singer-songwriter. Her debut Tuesday Night Music Club (1993) spawned “All I Wanna Do” and won Grammys including Best New Artist. Inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2023.

Robert Randolph

4 concerts

New Jersey-raised rock-blues pedal steel virtuoso rooted in House of God Church “Sacred Steel,” blending gospel, rock, blues, and soul. GRAMMY-nominated with The Family Band; collaborated with Eric Clapton, Santana, Norah Jones, and Beyoncé.

The War On Drugs

5 concerts

Philadelphia's The War On Drugs, formed in 2005 by Adam Granduciel, crafts expansive indie rock, heartland rock, and neo-psychedelia. Known for their guitar-driven, synth-layered sound and comparisons to classic rock, they earned a Grammy for "A Deeper Understanding". Albums include "I Don't Live Here Anymore" and "Live Drugs Again".

Samantha Fish

33 concerts

Kansas City singer-guitarist-songwriter Samantha Fish launched her recording career in 2009 and became a rising star in contemporary blues, known as a guitar hero and powerful live performer. Albums include Belle of the West and Paper Doll.

Albert Lee

8 concerts

Born in Leominster, England, Albert Lee is a virtuoso guitarist known for R&B, rockabilly and country. A top session player, he’s worked with Eric Clapton, the Everly Brothers and Joe Cocker; albums include Home and Heartbreak Hotel.

Taj Mahal

1 concert

New York-born blues stylist and storyteller Taj Mahal (born Henry St. Claire Fredericks) blends country-blues with Caribbean and global sounds. His 1968 debut and Giant Step built his reputation; he won Grammys for Señor Blues and TajMo with Keb’ Mo’.

The Bros. Landreth

5 concerts

The Bros. Landreth are two-time JUNO-winning brothers Dave and Joey Landreth from Winnipeg, blending guitar-driven soulful roots and blood-harmony. Their song Made Up Mind (from Let it Lie) became a Grammy-winning cover for Bonnie Raitt.

Vince Gill

8 concerts

Modern country artist Vince Gill is known for songwriting, world-class guitar, and a warm tenor. His 1990 breakthrough “When I Call Your Name” won CMA Song/Single of the Year and a Grammy. He’s won 22 Grammys, joined the Opry, and entered the Country Music Hall of Fame.

Her

1 concert

Gustavo Santaolalla

6 concerts

Born in a Buenos Aires suburb, Argentine multi-instrumentalist, producer and composer Gustavo Santaolalla founded Arco Iris and co-founded Bajofondo. He scored Brokeback Mountain, Babel and The Last of Us, winning Oscars, a BAFTA and Latin Grammys.

Ariel Posen

7 concerts

Ariel Posen, from Winnipeg, Canada, is a celebrated guitarist and songwriter known for blending blues, rock, Americana, and soul. Praised by Rolling Stone as a "modern-day guitar hero," he earned a Juno Award with The Bros. Landreth. His albums include "How Long," "Headway," and "Bannatyne," showcasing his distinctive fretwork and soulful vocals.

Pedro Martins

John McLaughlin

Sonny Landreth

Louisiana slide guitar icon Sonny Landreth earned two Grammy nominations and a Grammy-nominated album, Recorded Live In Lafayette (2017). He won back-to-back Blues Music Awards for Best Guitarist and Best Blues Album for Bound by the Blues (2015).

Stephen Stills

Stephen Stills, born in Texas, is a legendary rock musician known for his work with Buffalo Springfield, CSN, and CSNY. He's famed for hits like "For What It's Worth" and "Love the One You're With." Instrumental virtuoso and songwriter, Stills is a two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and ranked #28 on Rolling Stone’s greatest guitarists list. His albums include "Buffalo Springfield Again," "Crosby, Stills & Nash," and "Déjà Vu." He recently released the "Live at Berkeley" album.

John Mayer Trio

Doyle Bramhall II

Kurt Rosenwinkel

Philadelphia-born jazz guitarist/multi-instrumentalist; boundary-pushing post-bop. Verve’s The Next Step/Deep Song. Worked w/ Paul Motian & Gary Burton; NEA Composer Award.

Ben Haggard

Ben Haggard is a country singer, songwriter, and guitarist, known for honoring his father, Merle Haggard's legacy. He was lead guitarist for Merle's band, The Strangers, from age 15. Ben performs classic country songs such as "Mama Tried" and "Sing Me Back Home." He has performed at the Grammys and "All For The Hall," collaborating with artists including Willie Nelson. He also performs with his brother Noel.

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