Smooth Jazz performer Bryan Lubeck has become recognized as an artist of mass appeal with a hefty dose of talent and charisma. Although the newspaper and radio recognition he receives labels him as a "Smooth Jazz guitarist" he is more than that. He calls himself a Smooth Jazz/Flamenco Guitarist because as a child he began a lifelong love affair with finger-style Latin (Flamenco) guitar. However, he was exposed regularly to the newly popular Smooth Jazz genre during frequent trips to Chicago.

Over the last couple of years these styles have started to merge making him popular with Latin and Jazz enthusiasts, as well as pop and adult contemporary fans. His romantic and exhilarating Latin guitar stylings combined with the pop/jazz genre has garnered him attention as not just another jazz guitarist, but an artist that has found a mix that gives audiences of most types something to enjoy and leaves them wanting more.

Venues and promoters know him as "the easiest artist we've worked with" and "one of the most flexible and personable talents we've seen on and off the stage." "You can tell he really is comfortable on stage and appreciates the support makes it possible for him to share his music."

For questions to book an event please email bookings@bryanlubeck.com

Recent Highlights (2003-2004)

• Opened for #1 Recording artist Richard Elliot - Sellout Concert and Sold out of CD’s (July ’04)

• Endorsed by the top tier guitar manufacturer, Godin Guitars.

• Opened for #1 hit songwriter/guitarist Craig Chaquico and 13 time Grammy Award nominee

• Featured performer at one of Chicago¹s top attraction, Navy Pier

• Critically Acclaimed instrumental album released July 2004 Acoustic Vineyard

• WVPE radio station's special event entertainer

• WNUA Smooth Jazz, Chicago Promotional Event

• Featured on COSY 101.3 Smooth Jazz

• Featured on WSJM News Talk Radio

• Numerous performances throughout the Midwest, East Coast and England (specific references available).

• 3 Capacity Performances 2004

• Played on Smooth Jazz format radio stations in US, Canada, throughout Europe and Australia

The More Distant Past

• Performed with Red Skelton

• Performer in University Singers named by Bob Hope as Americas #1 collegiate entertainment group.

• Performed for First lady Nancy Reagan and Barbara Bush

• Elmhurst Jazz Festival "Best Guitarist" award (1985)

• Performer and Assistant Director/Choreographer for Six Flags Show Productions