Alex Gannon Band - Free Show
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Throughout the years Alex Gannon has developed and expanded his sound through the eclectic influences of colleagues and musicians worldwide. He has played in many bands, combos and ensembles, meeting many amazing musicians along the way.
In early 2024, he formed a blues rock power trio with Erick Vale (drums) and Andrew Venet (bass).
The trio gigged regularly for the next year, adding a few original tunes and exploring many cover songs as they went.
Local Atlanta vocalist Kelley Lubitz sat in on a couple of performances, enhancing the listening experience in the way only an extraordinarily talented female vocalist can.
In early 2025, the quartet filled out their sound with the addition of Alex's life-long friend Ian Nye on electric keys.
With a diverse range of musical backgrounds, the quintet explores various genres while always incorporating their own feel into each song, whether it's a rendition of a well-known tune or an original composition.
At the heart of any stylistic exploration is the frequent stretching of musical boundaries (jamming, if you will), often accented by improvised sections and even occasionally raucous guitar solos.
In early 2024, he formed a blues rock power trio with Erick Vale (drums) and Andrew Venet (bass).
The trio gigged regularly for the next year, adding a few original tunes and exploring many cover songs as they went.
Local Atlanta vocalist Kelley Lubitz sat in on a couple of performances, enhancing the listening experience in the way only an extraordinarily talented female vocalist can.
In early 2025, the quartet filled out their sound with the addition of Alex's life-long friend Ian Nye on electric keys.
With a diverse range of musical backgrounds, the quintet explores various genres while always incorporating their own feel into each song, whether it's a rendition of a well-known tune or an original composition.
At the heart of any stylistic exploration is the frequent stretching of musical boundaries (jamming, if you will), often accented by improvised sections and even occasionally raucous guitar solos.
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