Blues-Rock Guitarist Eric Sardinas at George's Nightclub January 13, 2012

Florida-born blues-rock guitarist Eric Sardinas brings his unique sound and style to George's Nightclub. Sometimes known for lighting his guitar on fire on stage, Sardinas has played since age six, appeared on the 2002 Bo Diddley tribute album performing "Ride On Josephine" and has toured to promote his album, Eric Sardinas and Big Motor on Steve Vai's Favored Nations label.

Eric Sardinas’ new album, by Provogue Records, titled Sticks & Stones shows off the guitarist and singer-songwriter’s distinct style. Eric pushes the boundaries of rock and blues, and this 11-song powerhouse of his trademark slide playing could very well be the vehicle to drive his inspiration from the roadhouse in to mainstream music. Sardinas’ unique mixture weaves his heavy blues and rock threads in to a flamethrower to the listener and takes them on a ride encompassing the past, present and future of what music is meant to be.

Eric Sardinas has a reputation for packing intensity into his live performances. Since the late-90s’ Sardinas has taken the stage thousands of times across the globe, with audiences growing exponentially each passing year. His six albums have displayed a distinct style that musically pushes the boundaries of rock and blues, and the world has taken notice.

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