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Little G Weevil at Workplay

Published on 3/5/2018




Multi-award-winning Little G Weevil is no stranger to the city of Birmingham.

Originally from Hungary, Little G took the plunge and hopped on a plane and immigrated to the United States in 2004 to learn and experience the blues first-hand.

He landed in the Magic City and worked in a local hotel before moving to

Memphis, TN. There he washed dishes and cleaned rooms as he tried to establish himself on the scene. Finally, he got his break with a steady gig on Beale Street in Memphis, and his reputation started to grow.

 

Today Weevil is a highly esteemed member of the worldwide blues community.

He won the Blues Foundation’s International Blues Challenge and has been nominated for a Blues Music Award and a Blues Blast Music Award. He has released five well-received albums and toured across the globe.

 

During his travels he has shared the stage with legends such as the Neville

Brothers, Johnny Winter, Anson Funderburgh, Sam Myers, Lee Oskar, Bob

Margolin, Ian Siegal, Denise Lasalle, Big Jack Johnson, Lonnie Shields, Willie King and many more.

 

His new band album, SOMETHING POPPIN’ was released in November, 2017 through Vizztone Label Group and has reached the worldwide contemporary blues radio airplay chart Top 20. This is a groundbreaking work that shatters preconceived notions of style and genre. This album has everything that blues music has influenced – rock-n-roll, soul, funk, R&B, and even hip hop and rap           elements mixed with the essence of what they all come from: the blues.

 

Featuring Little G Weevil`s new band from Atlanta, GA.

Musicians:

Little G Weevil - guitars, vocal

Daniel Harper - drums, vocal

Omari Billings - bass

Michael Westbrooks - organ, piano, keys

Cody Matlock - guitars, vocal

 

Support from 2BLU, aka Bruce Andrews and George Dudley, 2018 International

Blues Challenge Finalists.

Discography:

2017- Something Poppin’ (Vizztone/XLNT)

2016 - Three Chords Too Many (XLNT)

2013 - Moving (Vizztone)

2012 - The Teaser (Apic)

2009 - Southern Experience (Apic)

 

Recognition:

2016 Independent Blues Award Nominee "Acoustic Blues Album of the Year" for

"Three Chords Too Many"

2014 HANOSZ Award Recipient “Musician of the Year”


2014
Blues Blast Music Award Nominee "Acoustic Album of the Year" for

"Moving"


2014
USA Blues Music Award Nominee "Acoustic Artist of the Year"


2013
International Blues Challenge Solo Winner

2013 International Blues Challenge "Best Solo/Duo Guitarist"