Luke St. Michaels
Solo Performer from Catonsville, United States
Luke St. Michaels is a Baltimore country and rock guitarist and singer, the self-described Baltimore Music Outlaw. He plays lead guitar and sings for The Luke St. Michaels band and guitar for State of Youth and is a graduate of the Sheffield Institute for the Recording Arts.
He books in three setups: solo acoustic for restaurants, wineries and patios, solo electric when the room wants more edge, and a 3 to 4 piece band with bass and drums for bigger stages and festivals.
Sets run two to four hours, all live, no backing tracks. The catalog runs from Whiskey Myers, Chris Stapleton and Johnny Cash through classic and southern rock, 90s alternative, and the pop-punk and emo records younger crowds grew up on, plus beach and reggae favorites for waterfront rooms. He plays originals too. If there's a song you want, give him a week and he'll have it ready.
Based in Catonsville, Luke plays across Baltimore, Howard and Harford counties, Delaware and the Eastern Shore, and more.
Booking: lukestmichaels.music@gmail.com
He books in three setups: solo acoustic for restaurants, wineries and patios, solo electric when the room wants more edge, and a 3 to 4 piece band with bass and drums for bigger stages and festivals.
Sets run two to four hours, all live, no backing tracks. The catalog runs from Whiskey Myers, Chris Stapleton and Johnny Cash through classic and southern rock, 90s alternative, and the pop-punk and emo records younger crowds grew up on, plus beach and reggae favorites for waterfront rooms. He plays originals too. If there's a song you want, give him a week and he'll have it ready.
Based in Catonsville, Luke plays across Baltimore, Howard and Harford counties, Delaware and the Eastern Shore, and more.
Booking: lukestmichaels.music@gmail.com
Alice in Chains' "Nutshell" live at Morsberger's Tavern in Baltimore. The heavier, grittier side of Luke's set.
"Little Things," an original by Luke St. Michaels. He mixes originals into his cover sets for rooms that want his own material.
Green Day's "Basket Case" with the full band. Bass and drums, built for bigger rooms, festival stages and crowds that want it loud.
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