Name: John Rogers and Greg Bourbonnais
Start: 2025-11-07T17:00:00-06:00
End: 2025-11-07T20:00:00-06:00
Location: 6120 E US Highway 290, Fredericksburg, TX, United States, Texas 78624

John Rogers – Bio
John Rogers is a guitarist and vocalist with 50 years of experience playing an eclectic mix of classic rock, blues, jazz, and pop covers. After living and working in Houston for 50+ years, John moved to North Carolina in 2015 to play music in the southeast NC coastal music scene. His bands: John Preston Rogers, J&B Bluzz, Johnny & The Flipside, and LunaSea Rockers played over 800 shows in North and South Carolina. In 2023. John moved back to Texas and landed in San Antonio.
After retiring from an electrical engineering career in the oilfield, he returned to his first love and now plays music full time. John is a self-taught musician who sings lead/harmony vocals and plays electric and acoustic guitar, resonator slide guitar, electric bass, and keyboards. Working his way around the open mic arena, he met Greg Bourbonnais which led to the formation of the R&B Brothers duo focusing on vocals, acoustic classic rock and Americana.

Greg Bourbonnais - Bio
Greg started playing guitar at 11 in LA to perform at YMCA campfires. He was immediately attracted to the songs and styles of John Denver, James Talyor, and Dan Fogelberg. He got into musical theatre in high school…where he sang, acted, danced, and ultimately pursued a career in acting for a short while in the 80’s. While acting, he played in several bands in LA as well.
After moving to SATX in 2007, he taught his son guitar and supported his early music career. This effort led to making an album with local TX musicians and producers Cass Grady and Dub Robinson of Drugstore Cowboys…and a 5 song CD was produced. To support the album Greg and son began playing around town and ran across the Butch Morgan/Olmos Pharmacy open mic (now at The Pigpen) which got both father and son on stage. Greg specializes in acoustic classic rock that highlights his strong vocals and fingerpicking guitar style.