Originally from Cadillac, Michigan, Luke Winslow-King is a career rock & roll guitarist, singer, producer and songwriter. Having spent over 15 years in New Orleans and
recording his 2008 album (Old/New Baby) at Preservation Hall, he was named "Best Blues Artist" by Gambit Magazine. Her 2018 hit, "I'm Glad Trouble Don't Last
Always," has reached over 10 million streams on Spotify. He was named a voting member of the Grammy Recording Academy in 2022. Now living in Calatayud, Spain,
he continues to pursue his global pursuit; delivering honest, powerful, rustic and authentic peoples’ music on stage and recording alike.
The Luke Winslow-King Band features Tuscan guitar maestro Roberto Luti. With his unorthodox, angular and evocative slide guitar style, Luti made a name for himself
during his nearly decade-long residency in New Orleans. He became an integral part of the international recording project Playing For Change; laying original tracks
for songs that have amassed over 100 million views on YouTube in collaboration with: Taj Mahal, Keb Mo, Buddy Guy, Keith Richards, Ringo Starr, Manu Chao, Toots
and the Maytalls, and Dr. John.
The Luke Winslow King Band (with Roberto Luti) has been on tour for 15 years, and has performed extensively in North America and Europe, appearing at notable
venues such as Austin City Limits, New Orleans JazzFest, Azkena Rock Festival (Spain), Tønder Festival (Denmark), BBK Legends (Spain), Paradiso (Netherlands),
Glastonbury (UK) and Byron Bay Blues Fest (AUS). They have offered direct support to Jack White, Taj Mahal, Roseanne Cash and many more.
Winslow-King's eighth full-length album, Flash-A-Magic, is scheduled for release in September 2024.Features: Rev. Charles Hodges (Al Green), Fat Possum recording
artists The Sensational Barnes Brothers,Y was mixed by Grammy Award-winning engineer Collin DuPuis.
The new album is set to drop on September 6. Fans can expect the sincere and heartfelt roots blues stylings King has become known for, showcased alongside his
continual artistic reinvention.
Luke's previous album, If These Walls Could Talk (2022), was called "Americana pop gold" by Glide Magazine,
And it received 5 million streams in its first year.