- Rosedale, MD
- Singing Guitarist
- $499-$2999
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Bill Anderson and his invisible band
Overview
Travels the east and gulf coast playing country and a tad of blues
Using state of the art Bose sound system and great lighting...
A one man band that has a full clean sound...has appeared in NY..NJ..
PA...MS....LA....
Home Based in York..PA
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Price range: Contact for rates
Languages: English
Gig length: 120 - 240 minutes
What to expect
Regular at Prudhommes lost Cajun kitchen in Columbia Pa
1 to 2 times per week
Plus festivals and fairs....
About
Was a guitar player and vocalist for the New York based band White Wrabbit for 14 years before going on my own...have appeared in the flip side magazine and other music entertainment publications...full time entertainer ...
Contact for more info......
Additional booking notes
Great Bose sound......led lighting
Services offered
Set list
Have request books to be distibuted at each show
Setup requirements
All equipment supplied
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