Name: • SOLD OUT! • Sonny Landreth in a Rare Solo Performance • Tuesday Night Show
Start: 2024-09-17T19:00:00-04:00
End: 2024-09-17T21:00:00-04:00
Location: Godfrey Daniels

$\u2022 SOLD OUT! \u2022 Sonny Landreth in a Rare Solo Performance \u2022 Tuesday Night Show$

Godfrey Daniels is thrilled to welcome Sonny Landreth to our stage for a rare solo performance on a Tuesday night! As a two-time Grammy nominee and master of the slide guitar, Mr. Landreth’s innovative techniques and boundary-breaking style promise an unforgettable evening of music. Mark your calendars and join us for this special event!
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Sonny Landreth
sonnylandreth.com
New frontiers fit nicely atop the boundary-breaking career of singer-songwriter and slide guitar icon Sonny Landreth. From performing live with Buddy Guy and John Hiatt in theaters and arenas around the United States, to post-New Orleans Jazz Fest jamming on bayou rhythms with Oteil Burbridge and Johnny Vidacovich, to recording and playing live with ukulele phenom Jake Shimabukuro at The Blue Note in Hawaii, it’s been a noteworthy couple of years for the twotime Grammy nominee. And those are just his side projects.
“One of the things I love about collaborations with other artists is the element of surprise,” Landreth says of his continually expanding musical horizons. “When the chemistry is there, it’s always inspiring to find new twists and turns that up the game creatively.”
Landreth tours regularly in a duo with fellow slide guitar ace Cindy Cashdollar as well as with his own electric and acoustic trio. From every edition of Eric Clapton’s Crossroads Guitar Festival to Wintergrass to Camp Cripple Creek for Jim Weider’s The Weight Band and beyond, Landreth and his musical partners are always reaching for the unexpected and unexplored. He’s twice graced the cover of Guitar Player magazine, and he’s featured on the lead track of Shemekia Copeland’s Grammy-nominated album Done Come Too Far.
Stretching in different directions, Landreth says, “gives you a broader perspective – and I think that impacts every aspect of making music. I know it’s helped to make our shows more memorable and more fun for everyone onstage and in the audience too.”