An evening with:
Eric Ian Farmer & Sean Farley

"I sing like it matters -- because it does. At least, it feels that way to me. I write about eternal love, wisdom, gratitude, a griot (an African historian, storyteller), bad communication in relationships, and recognizing your gifts within. A lot of my inspiration has come from singers like Bonnie Carter and David Williams in the church of my childhood, but also more renowned artists like Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Bobby McFerrin, Take 6, and The Persuasions." - Eric Ian Farmer

Farley has been spending most of his time on his hand made acoustic guitar and chasing fuller sound with LIVE “looping.” This “looping” allows Farley to be a rhythm guitarist, a percussionist and a lead guitarist, all at once. At his solo shows you will hear what sounds like multiple guitarists, a rhythm section, blistering leads, and a powerful soulful voice. Farley will forever be primarily a blues player, but has been influenced by many other musical styles like funk, rock, soul, R&B, reggae, americana, country, and jazz. All of these influences can be heard throughout his songwriting and performances.