Taj Farrant is an Australian guitarist and musician known for his remarkable talent at a young age. He gained recognition through social media platforms, particularly for his impressive guitar covers and original compositions. Taj has been featured in various music festivals like Big Blues Bender in Vegas, Telluride’s Blues & Brew and Australia’s largest Blues Festival Bluesfest to name a few. He has also collaborated with established artists such as Carlos Santana, Buddy Guy and the Hendrix Experience team, showcasing his skills in genres like rock and blues. His unique style and virtuosity have earned him a growing fanbase and accolades within the music community.
Farrant's debut album tour, titled "Chapter One," marks an exciting milestone for this young Australian guitarist and singer-songwriter. Launched to coincide with the release of his highly anticipated first album, the tour showcases his exceptional talent and eclectic musical style, blending rock, blues, and pop influences. With electrifying performances and heartfelt songwriting, Farrant captivates audiences as he embarks on this new artistic journey, solidifying his place in the music scene and promising a bright future ahead.
“Chapter One” Album Highlights:
• Debuts #1 on the iTunes Blues Chart
• Debuts #2 on the Billboard Blues Chart
• Debuts #8 on the Arias Blues & Jazz Chart
• 6 of the 9 originals debuts #1 on iTunes and Amazon
Meet n Greet:
Join us for a special Meet & Greet with the incredibly talented Taj Farrant! Come enjoy an intimate opportunity to meet Taj, bring personal items to get autographed and get your selfies against the “Chapter One” photo wall. This is a unique chance to connect with Taj and his family up close. Don't miss this unforgettable event!
This event is 21+
Meet & Greet 6-7pm
Doors at 7pm
Show 8pm
$35 Ticket
$50 Add On for Meet & Greet
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