The act
Texas roots, a Perth postcode, and a guitar sound that sits somewhere between blues-rock and rough-edged country. John Edge Jones works in three shapes: solo acoustic for Sunday sessions and smaller rooms, a duo for bars and breweries, and a full band with live drums, bass and twin electric guitars when the room wants volume. Originals sit alongside the songs people already know, so expect Johnny Cash and Creedence next to Chris Stapleton, Dwight Yoakam and a bit of AC/DC. The solo and duo formats fit almost any venue. The band version is built for festivals, live music venues and late nights. Vocals do a lot of the work here, and the covers are chosen rather than defaulted to.
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Pricing
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Songs John Edge Jones can play
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Original blues-rock / roots songsSouthern-inspired rock and AmericanaJohnny CashChris StapletonCreedence Clearwater RevivalDwight YoakamGarth BrooksAC/DCPerformances can range from relaxed acoustic sessions through to high-energy late-night sets.
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What to expect
Which format you pick changes the night quite a bit. Solo acoustic is storytelling and voice, good for a Sunday session or a smaller room. The duo fills it out. The full band is Southern blues-rock played loud, made for late nights, festivals and venues where people came specifically to hear live music. Across all three the sets mix his own blues-rock and roots material with covers picked on purpose rather than pulled from the standard list. Strong vocals do most of the heavy lifting, and he works the crowd rather than staring at the fretboard.
On the day
Solo and duo bookings ask almost nothing of the venue and fit into most spaces. The full band needs more: a PA that can handle a live band, three vocal microphones, a drum kit or the floor space to set one up, power on stage, and foldback or in-ear monitoring if you have it. A full technical rider is available, so ask for it and pass it to your venue early.
Performance options
Solo acoustic suits intimate rooms, private events, Sunday sessions and anywhere you want music without volume. The duo adds a second guitar and voice, which lands well in bars, breweries and mid sized functions. The full band brings live drums, bass and two electric guitars for a proper high-energy blues-rock and roots set, best in live music venues, at festivals and at bigger events. If none of those quite fit your night, he'll put something together around what you actually need.
