Five veteran bluesmen with long and storied careers playing America's original musical artform as handed down through the years by the black men and women whose lives were shaped by tribulation and hardship in the American south, largely at the hands of slavery, and refined and electrified in the big citys up north after emancipation.... Long is the list of greats who formed and influenced these gentlemen today, and fortuitous circumstance brought them together while performing at Jamey's House of Music in Lansdowne PA, where they played with other well known blues acts.

Jamey's is one of the premiere blues rooms in the northeast with regular appearances by major national and international blues artists as well as regional and local players. AC Steel and the Perpetrators is one of the featured groups that calls Jamey's home. They are all highly accomplished players, and the band is tight and well oiled. AC Steel provides crisp guitar work and handles the vocals along with Glenn Bickel, and the combination of Hammond organ and Frank McKitty's tenor sax gives a distinct Chicago feel to the sound. Bassist Jamey Reilly and drummer Joe Biase drive a deep pocket for the band to swing in.

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Billy the Kid and The Regulators are a high powered, guitar driven, rhythm and blues band. Lead singer Billy Evanochko is widely-known across the Nation for his impassioned lyrics, seductive vocals, and stinging guitar riffs. Together with his band, The Regulators they deliver a well-balanced dose of funky rhythm and blues, with heart and soul being the main ingredient, playing countless clubs and festivals throughout the country. The band attracts fans with their fresh mix and interpretation of the iconic Blues Rock experience!...

Billy the Kid and The Reglators won over the Blues Society of Western Pa taking first place honors among the acts at the Blues Challenge in Pittsburgh in 2013 earning them a spot at the 2014 International Blues Challenge in Memphis, TN. The Band competed with acts from all over the world in Memphis January 22-25, 2014, earning them the 3rd Place Win among the best blues bands in the world! Their Sophmore CD "She Got a Hold on Me", released in April 2012, wowed judges in Memphis, TN in which it placed in the top 5 best CD's submitted from around the world for the Best Self Produced CD.

Billy the Kid and the Regulators earned a spot in the 2008 International Blues Competition in Memphis TN by winning the Appalachian Blues Challenge for the West Virginia Blues Society.

"Billy Evanochko and company deliver a unique blend of contemporary blues with a big side of funk. This definitely is a band to be reckoned with" - Scott Tady, Beaver County Times

"The boy can flat out play." "Billy and the boys are one of the best kept secrets in the Blues. If you ain't heard of em, you better ask somebody!" - Michael Burks, Alligator Records Recording artist

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To classify Chris Duarte simply as a Blues Man is an understatement. In his own words, “rockin’ blues” or ”punk blues” describes him best. “Ferocious blues” also fits. Legend has it that Chris will play so hard that his fingers bleed in a set. The legend is true. Photos attest.... Chris Duarte is a road warrior playing more than 150 dates a year. As well, Chris has headlined major festivals and clubs throughout the US, Canada and Europe.

Chris is a savant, a sorcerer of tone, a master at channeling the spirits and sounds of great musicians of our past, while remaining completely recognizable in his own sound. He has shared his stage with many of the greatest musicians of our time as well as the multitude of “young lions” and local musicians he meets on the road. From his many years as a side man in Austin, he easily changes roles from front to side, graciously allowing all to share the conversation of the jam.

Chris Duarte’s music is ever changing. In many interviews, he has said “Music must evolve.” His own early offerings often become magical journeys into changing tempo and jazzy interludes before returning to their core. With such a vast catalog of recordings, there are no two shows alike. Every set list is different, and each song may be offered distinctly, based on the feel of a show and the audience. For those reasons, loyal fans often return to a Chris Duarte show again and again, and always walk away awed and satisfied to have witnessed such a legendary, but humble guitarist.

The Chris Duarte Group emerged on the scene out of Austin, Texas in the early 90’s and gained notoriety after wowing a packed room of industry insiders at the South X Southwest convention. In the wake of Stevie Ray Vaughan’s passing, Duarte quickly gained a National reputation as young man imbued with a playing style comparable at times to the late guitarist. After fielding interest from a number of labels, Duarte signed to Silvertone Records and his debut album “Texas Sugar/Strat Magik” reportedly sold in excess of 100,000 units in the United States, no small feat for a blues/rock guitarist. This coupled with Duarte’s strong commitment to touring, was the impetus for Chris’ winning the “Best New Talent” in Guitar Player’s 1995 Reader’s Poll. He also finished fourth in the magazine’s “Best Blues Guitarist” category that year behind legends Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy and B.B. King.

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Jamey's is one of the longest running blues jams in the region, as well as the #1 original Sunday Blues Brunch and Jam.... Blues lovers and players know that this is THE place to come for some really indescribably delicious all-day breakfast cooked to order by Chef Suyun, a dozen thirst-quenching ice-cold beers on tap from Conshohocken Brewing Company as well as wines and mixed drinks, fresh ground coffee and espressos, superb live blues music, great service and friendly people. The vibe is home-like and cool, and the sound is second to none.

This day we put the focus on the wives and mothers of the world and pay tribute to them in the best way we know how!

Jamey's provides a full professional grade backline, so players only need to bring their instrument to jump up on stage and jam.

The open mic jam runs from 1 pm to 3 pm, and the host band lays down a set from noon to 1 pm to get things rolling and then supports guest jammers as needed. The always rocking SUNDAY BLUES BRUNCH rocks a HAPPY HOUR from noon to 1pm. Featuring two bucks off draft beers and hard ciders, and a dollar off wines and mixed drinks, and a 10% discount on all menu items!

Admission is 100% free! Plus, it is wheelchair accessible, and has plenty of free local parking. Being right in the center of downtown Lansdowne, next to the train station, there is abundant public transportation as well.

Blues lovers new and old can come to play, eat, drink, chat and enjoy a day soaked in the blues. Guests also like to host gatherings or parties during the brunch, as there are tables and chairs for dining in our stage side Little Art Gallery, and comfortable seats to listen to the music - and it does not cost them a thing to meet up there! No reservations are needed. Just load up some friends and head on down!

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Khadijah recreates the vibe of a classic southern juke joint with all the grease and grit found in the music and atmosphere of the real thing....

This powerhouse performer does not so much sing, as hold your eyeballs hostage while she commands the stage with her singular presence. She is more a storyteller than anything, and a bit of a painter of visceral mental landscapes. Her gruff contralto voice and spontaneous patter are NSFW but wholly entertaining. Her melodic musings are very capably supported by a very tight backing band. You are guaranteed a uniquely enjoyable evening with Khadijah in charge.

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This great night of blues is a genius pairing of one of the nation's most revered old masters of the craft, with one of the most electrifying young lions of the blues.... Guitarist/songwriter Brad Vickers learned on the job playing, recording, and touring with America’s blues and roots masters: Pinetop Perkins, Jimmy Rogers, Hubert Sumlin, Bo Diddley, Chuck Berry, Odetta, Sleepy LaBeef, and Rosco Gordon—to name only a few. Brad cut his teeth backing up these elder statesmen. He had the good fortune to play on Pinetop Perkins’ Grammy-nominated discs, “Born in the Delta” (Telarc), and “Ladies’ Man” (MC Records), and on ‘Pinetop Perkins and Jimmy Rogers, Genuine Blues Legends’ (Elrob), up for a 2017 Blues Music Award. Brad recently backed Mud Morganfield, Diunna Greenleaf, with Bob Margolin and Bob Corretore at the M.E.N.D. Maplewood Festival.

Now his own group, The Vestapolitans, offers a good-time, crowd-pleasing mix of blues and great American roots 'n' roll. Back out touring they were warmly received at the 2021 Blues Bash at the Ranch Festival and at the 2023 Bucks County Blues Fest. Past performances include headlining the 2017 Thouars, France Blues Festival, Bucks County Blues Picnic, and Pennsylvania Blues Festival. Their 7 CDs have met with terrific reviews (Downbeat gives them ****½ stars), “Best Of” lists, and great radio play. Most important, audiences love them!

Brad comes from the Pine Barrens of Long Island’s rural East End. He is the scion of a musical family from the Pine Barrens of Chintoteague, Virginia, where his grandfather played lap steel and drums.

Philadelphia Slim is a bluesman and harmonica player who has spent the better part of a decade honing his craft in the spirit of Chicago, Southern, and West Coast blues masters like Little Walter, Sonny Boy Williamson, Junior Wells, Big Walter, Carey Bell, Slim Harpo, George “Harmonica” Smith, and many more.

After years fronting Slim and the Perkolators and a year touring with Billy the Kid & The Regulators, Slim is now leading his own band: The South Street Hustle! He has honed his craft and is taking the blues to the next level.

Slim was a 2020 International Blues Challenge semifinalist and a 2020 Blues Blast Music Awards Debut Album of the Year nominee. He is now backed by the South Street Hustle, featuring some of the best young professional blues musicians in the Mid-Atlantic region. Their house rockin’ style of harmonica-driven blues will light stages on fire as this band takes the country by storm!

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We are thrilled to welcome three terrific artists from the Musical Artists Cooperative, a program of the Philadelphia Folksong Society for a lively in-th-round eveng!... Ann Ramsey is a Delaware-based singer-songwriter who specializes in acoustic/folk music in the Americana and Anglo-Celtic genres. She has a background in history, often setting her story-songs in unusual times and places. Ann is an accomplished fingerstyle guitar player, and is often credited for her uniquely atmospheric “raw folk” sound, and her musically adventurous approach to songwriting. She’s active in the Philadelphia Area Songwriters Alliance (PASAmusic.org), the Philadelphia Folksong Society (PFS.org), and the PFS Musical Artists Cooperative (MAC). Ann performs live at musical events, house concerts, and song circles in the mid-Atlantic, notably including a solo set at the 2025 Philadelphia Folk Festival. She played numerous private showcases at the 2025 Northeast Regional Folk Alliance conference (NERFA). She was awarded Artist Opportunity grants for FY 2023 and 2025 by the Delaware Division of the Arts,. Her teachers and coaches include Guy Van Duser, Teddy Thompson, Eliza Gilkyson, John Gorka, Sloan Wainwright, and Korby Lenker. She’s been named a finalist to receive a Homey Award (Delaware Public Radio) for Best Folk Song (Gallowglass) and for Best New (Recording) Artist of 2025, following the release of her first LP, Gallowglass. Produced by Kyle Swartzwelder, Gallowglass came out 10-1-25, and made the top 40 that month on folk radio charts. A reviewer said, “A distinct sound…Gallowglass is traditional, but it also manages to be completely original in its sound, making it a perfect fit for a contemporary audience.”

Instrumental fingerstyle guitarist Bunny Barnes has been studying with celebrated guitarist Tommy Emmanuel since 2010. She placed 5th at the International Home of the Legends Thumbpicking Championship in 2017 and performed at the CAAS (Chet Atkins Appreciation Society) Convention from 2021-present. Barnes opened many times for National Thumbpicking Award Winner, Muriel Anderson as well as Pierre Bensusan and has played at venues including the Sellersville Theater and the 2022 Philadelphia Folk Festival and Woodstock Fingerstyle Guitar Festival.. Her first instrumental album, "It Goes Like It Goes," was inducted into the National Thumbpickers' Hall of Fame as 2022 "Album of the Year!”

Bunny Barnes first played guitar at age 16. By age 17, she was teaching folk and ragtime picking at Music Masters Studio in Southampton, PA. She was performing by the age of 18 with various bands. For 37 years, she was a middle school German teacher in surrounding counties. In 2004, she started her solo career in wineries, clubs and restaurants in the Bucks and Montgomery County area. But in 2007, a bout with vocal cord cancer cut her singing career short. In 2008, with the encouragement of her teacher and mentor, world famous guitarist Tommy Emmanuel, she decided to let the guitar be her voice. She began focusing on fingerstyle instrumental guitar music. Bunny performed at the CAAS (Chet Atkins Appreciation Society) Convention on the Main Stage and Stage II from 2021 through present. She has been booked to play in August 2026 at the Woodstock Fingerstyle Guitar Festival! Bunny has studied with Tommy Emmanuel since 2010 and took 5th place at the International Home of the Legends Thumbpicking Championship in the Traditional Category in 2017. She performed at the 60th Annual Philadelphia Folk Festival in 2022. She has opened many times for National Thumbpicking Award Winner, Muriel Anderson. She has opened for the California Guitar Trio and Pierre Bensusan at Sellersville Theater and in 2025 and 2026 headlined at the theater! She’ll be performing at the Woodstock Fingerstyle Guitar Festival in 2026! She released her first instrumental album in July 2022 called "It Goes Like It Goes". In September 2022, her CD was inducted into the National Thumbpickers' Hall of Fame as "Album of the Year"!! Her 2nd album of all originals is in the works!

Night Ride Home was inspired by a mutual love for Joni Mitchell, and they cover “Chelsea Morning”, “Free Man In Paris”, “River”, and of course “Night Ride Home”. NRH’s most recent originals include “Star of Bethlehem”, and “The Angels Came to Texas” both written in response to current events. These songs served as the catalyst for their new album “Aurora Borealis” recorded and produced at Black Forest Sound Studio. NRH has been featured at Freight and Salvage in Berkeley California, Steel City Coffeehouse in Phoenixville, Open Mic America, Hudson Valley Folk Guild, Central Wayne Arts Gathering, and the Keswick Annex in Glenside, and has shared the stage with Cindy Kallet, Muriel Anderson, Bunny Barnes, and Ann Ramsey. In addition to songwriting and performing, NRH hosts the Philadelphia Area Songwriters Alliance SongFest, the long-running Phoenixville Area Acoustic Jam Group.

Brian Huff and Mary DeAngelis are the songwriting duo Night Ride Home, specializing in distinctive folk, pop, bluegrass and jazz-influenced originals featuring tight vocal harmonies and lush, intricate fingerstyle guitar work. Influences include Woody Guthrie, Tom Waits, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Tom Lehrer, Rosanne Cash/John Leventhal, I’m With Her, Gillian Welch, and the Great American Songbook.

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Jamey's is one of the longest running blues jams in the region, as well as the #1 original Sunday Blues Brunch and Jam... Blues lovers and players know that this is THE place to come for some really indescribably delicious all-day breakfast cooked to order by Chef Suyun, a dozen thirst-quenching ice-cold beers on tap from Conshohocken Brewing Company as well as wines and mixed drinks, fresh ground coffee and espressos, superb live blues music, great service and friendly people. The vibe is home-like and cool, and the sound is second to none.

Jamey's provides a full professional grade backline, so players only need to bring their instrument to jump up on stage and jam.

The open mic jam runs from 1 pm to 3 pm, and the host band lays down a set from noon to 1 pm to get things rolling and then supports guest jammers as needed. The always rocking SUNDAY BLUES BRUNCH rocks a HAPPY HOUR from noon to 1pm. Featuring two bucks off draft beers and hard ciders, and a dollar off wines and mixed drinks, and a 10% discount on all menu items!

Admission is 100% free! Plus, it is wheelchair accessible, and has plenty of free local parking. Being right in the center of downtown Lansdowne, next to the train station, there is abundant public transportation as well.

Blues lovers new and old can come to play, eat, drink, chat and enjoy a day soaked in the blues. Guests also like to host gatherings or parties during the brunch, as there are tables and chairs for dining in our stage side Little Art Gallery, and comfortable seats to listen to the music - and it does not cost them a thing to meet up there! No reservations are needed. Just load up some friends and head on down!

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Admittedly, we at Jamey's have a soft spot for Kate and Ben. Ever since their maiden voyage on our stage they have been ascending the lofty heights of folk-duo super stardom with the kind of partner magnetisim of giants like George Burns and Gracie Allen, or Ralph and Alice Cramden (sorry gen z - look it up).... Kate Gaffney and Ben Chandler share an unprecedented musical connection that sounds as if they’ve been playing together for decades. Their collaboration began in late 2025 when Kate asked Ben to accompany her for a Philadelphia Folksong Society performance. The chemistry was undeniable. They fuse acclaimed songwriting, soaring vocals, nuanced harmonies, and dynamic guitar work to craft original music that is deeply personal and authentic. It’s folk-chic, cosmic-tinged Americana that captures the intimacy of a front porch jam and the vibrant energy of a rock club. This compelling duo showcases Gaffney’s powerful voice and Chandler’s instrumental strength while featuring their engaging lyrics and poignant melodies. Drawing inspiration from classic rock, alt-country jambands, Greenwich Village and Laurel Canyon-era folk, Lilith Fair songstresses and even 1980s power ballads, they deliver timeless performances that resonate with audiences as storied as their influences.

Nico Padden is an NYC-based, one-woman folk-rock riot. Ben Folds said she has “a big voice, gorgeous voice,” and that her song Pirate Queen is “original and classic at the same time.” Shanna in a Dress called her “hot pink King Midas.” She was selected for the Presenters' Showcase at NERFA 2025 and is the 2025 winner of Best of Long Island in the category of Singer/Guitarist.

Her 2022 album, “Pirate Queen," received positive reviews from Americana Highways, Glide Magazine, Guitar Girl magazine, and the album frequently made the NACC top 30. The work is a mix of Americana, pop/rock, and folk that celebrates the strength of the fierce, brave women in her life. Pirate Queen is the nickname given to Padden by her friends and fans, and it represents who she is—musical leader, woman who defies gender norms, outspoken feminist, and lover/protector of those around her. Her music is both tender and fierce, laden with harmonies, powerful choruses, and catchy hooks.

Padden musical roots run deep- she comes from a music teacher family and earned a degree in opera performance before focusing on her career as a singer/songwriter. Her musical activities vary widely: her choral arrangement of her original song “White Flag” went viral in 2018 and as a result, has been performed by choirs across the United States and Canada. She is the author of Ukulele Rockstars, a method book for teaching ukulele, and has recently earned a certificate from SUNY Nassau in sound engineering. Her recording studio, Femmepire Records, is located in Oceanside, New York. Padden hosts a monthly open mic on Long Island and occasional house concerts. She is a dog lover and an outspoken advocate for people with Celiac disease.

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Two popular Philadelphia base bands are looking forward to a night of great music at the legendary Jamey's and hope you'll come out to support original indie music!...

Wonder House is a Philly-based original band formed in 2021. The group started as a collaboration between songwriters John Luther, who fronted the successful band Hot House Orchids in Phoenix, AZ and moved to Philadelphia in 2020, and Topher Horner, a longtime veteran of the Philadelphia area music scene (April Mae and the June Bugs, The Knife and Fork Band, The Low Road, and Go To Blazes among others). Wonder House music is built on a solid foundation of Jon Kelsey’s drums (as heard in the Manayunk Homeboys The Knife and Fork Band, and The Rolling Hayseeds) and Topher’s upright bass. A three-prong guitar approach from Mark Tucker (John Train, The Donuts, The Rolling Hayseeds), Matt Voelker, and Chris Hoxie provide depth and intricacy, intertwining with John’s integral keyboards. Mark also brings his excellent steel guitar and keyboard playing into the mix. John is an engaging front man with a powerful voice and a lot of energy. Chris, Topher, and Julie Whitaker add strong vocal harmonies. Wonder House plays original music with a wide range of influences, including Rock, Folk, Funk, Blues, Americana, Jazz, and Pop. Wonder House songs explore memories of good times and hard times, hopefulness of the way things could be and acceptance of things as they are, and celebrations of being in the moment, enjoying uplifting music with good friends.

Red Means Run is a rock n roll band from Philadelphia, PA. Formed in 2012 and lifting their name from Neil Young’s “Powderfinger”, the band was propelled by the songwriting of singer/guitarist, Ryan Wells, and recorded their first EP, “All Things Said And Done” the following year. Those early songs walked the crooked line between country and rock and painted vivid snapshots of people struggling through the enduring themes of love, loss, heartache and redemption. Red Means Run’s guitar-fueled live shows earned them comparisons in sound to early-Wilco, Whiskeytown and The Bottlerockets. The band went back into the studio in 2015 to record the follow up EP, “Love of Blindness”. A collection of 5 songs that barnstorm their way across the country rock spectrum and lyrically mine the intersection between the things people hang on to and what they choose to let go. Red Means Run spent the next few years playing shows up and down the east coast of the US booking themselves on stages large and small in New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia. In late 2022, Wells began working with producer Derek Chafin (BarnSound and a|i|r records) fleshing out arrangements around a group of songs that became the band's first full length LP, “Things You Hold True”. With melodic hooks and poignant lyrics, these songs explore enduring beliefs, relationships and the ties that bind us all. A departure in sound from the first two EPs, the new record veers more towards the rock n roll side of the band's persona and draws a straight line from Wells' alt-country roots to Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and The Replacements. “Things You Hold True” is out now wherever you get your music.

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Modern rock band Die Tired is making waves with their electrifying sound and passionate live performances. Blending raw emotion with modern edge, the band has landed on multiple Top 10 FM and internet radio playlists and is being spun in over 15 countries worldwide.... In 2024, Die Tired earned the title of Best New Artist from LDM Radio (New York), cementing their status as one of the most exciting rising acts in rock. Their road show has taken them across the U.S., where their energetic sets and powerful connection with fans continue to win over new audiences at every stop.

With each release, Die Tired challenges listeners to think, feel, and wake up to their own potential proving that modern rock is alive, evolving, and more relevant than ever.

It's a Good Day to Die Tired Listen + Feel = Enjoy

Mumzer is a dynamic rock band that emerged from the ashes of personal struggles, forged in the fires of recovery and resilience. The Reading, PA-based ensemble consists of four talented musicians: lead singer/guitarist Caleb Schrom-Kuc, drummer Brandon Geiger, guitarist and lead songwriter Chris Murray, and bassist Chris Hawk, who collectively bring their unique experiences and profound emotional depth to their music.

The story of Mumzer began they each crossed paths during their respective journeys through recovery. Each member was navigating their own challenges and the quest for redemption. It was during this pivotal time that they discovered a shared passion for music, creating a strong bond that transcended their individual struggles. Together, they found solace in each other's music, forming a bond built on trust and mutual support.

Together, the four musicians crafted a sonic landscape that captures the essence of their collective experiences, weaving through the complexities of life, love, and pain. Their collaborative spirit flourished, leading to the creation of music that resonated deeply with their lived experiences. The band’s sound is a blend of raw emotion and melodic storytelling, characterized by powerful lyrics that explore themes of struggle, resilience, and hope. Their music serves as both a reflection of their personal journeys and a beacon of hope for others facing similar challenges. Fans have described their sound as a blend of modern American Indie Rock with akin influences of such artists as the Lumineers, Mumford and Sons, Hozier and Noah Kahan.

Mumzer's debut EP, "The Only Thing I Know," will be released on the 2026 Spring Equinox and will showcase their journey through heartache and healing, with each track telling a story of hope.

As Mumzer continues to grow a fan base, their commitment to supporting each other—and those who listen to their music—remains at the core of their mission. They are not just a band; they are a community of survivors, using their art to shine a light on the darkness and inspire others to find strength in their own journeys. With their unwavering determination and passion for music, Mumzer is poised to leave an indelible mark on the music scene, reminding the world that even in the depths of despair, there is always a path to redemption and rebirth.

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Jamey's is one of the longest running blues jams in the region, as well as the #1 original Sunday Blues Brunch and Jam.... Blues lovers and players know that this is THE place to come for some really indescribably delicious all-day breakfast cooked to order by Chef Suyun, a dozen thirst-quenching ice-cold beers on tap from Conshohocken Brewing Company as well as wines and mixed drinks, fresh ground coffee and espressos, superb live blues music, great service and friendly people. The vibe is home-like and cool, and the sound is second to none.

This day we put the focus on the wives and mothers of the world and pay tribute to them in the best way we know how!

Jamey's provides a full professional grade backline, so players only need to bring their instrument to jump up on stage and jam.

The open mic jam runs from 1 pm to 3 pm, and the host band lays down a set from noon to 1 pm to get things rolling and then supports guest jammers as needed. The always rocking SUNDAY BLUES BRUNCH rocks a HAPPY HOUR from noon to 1pm. Featuring two bucks off draft beers and hard ciders, and a dollar off wines and mixed drinks, and a 10% discount on all menu items!

Admission is 100% free! Plus, it is wheelchair accessible, and has plenty of free local parking. Being right in the center of downtown Lansdowne, next to the train station, there is abundant public transportation as well.

Blues lovers new and old can come to play, eat, drink, chat and enjoy a day soaked in the blues. Guests also like to host gatherings or parties during the brunch, as there are tables and chairs for dining in our stage side Little Art Gallery, and comfortable seats to listen to the music - and it does not cost them a thing to meet up there! No reservations are needed. Just load up some friends and head on down!

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Jamey's not only presents incredible live music, but also supports education and enlightenment and just plain entertainment - and thus was born the coolest Thursday night for lovers of modern music....

America's only guitar geek's podcast celebrates America's iconic musical instrument, the guitar - and all it's many stringed variations! This event is the best insiders look at the most ubiquitous instrument in the world of modern music and is a great night of entertainment for the whole family. A partnership between MelodyVision, Films 4 Good, Jamey’s House of Music, and Superior Guitar Works The podcast provides an in-depth exploration of guitars, guitar players, and the music for which each guitar is renowned. Guitar and guitar gear Manufacturers We will take questions and comments from the audience. Your hosts are Rodney Whittenberg, Emmy award-winning composer, songwriter, producer, guitarist, and filmmaker, and Tim Huenke, a guitar luthier and TEDx presenter. Most nights also feature a popular artist associated with the featured guitar.

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