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Over the last 2 decades Langhorne Slim has merged a stew of styles to create a sound that is unique, powerful and raw. From campfires to dive bars, and theatres to arenas, Slim brings an intimacy and edge through his innate ability to connect with his audiences.

Though he's been at this for the better part of his days, it somehow feels like he's just getting started.

Coco Montoya, an award-winning guitarist and soulful singer, has built his career on passion and authenticity. A self-taught left-handed player, he learned from blues legends Albert Collins and John Mayall, forging a style that blends fiery guitar work with emotionally charged vocals. Since his 1995 solo debut—winning a Blues Music Award—Montoya has remained a top blues artist. His latest album, Writing On The Wall, is his sixth release on Alligator Records and one of his strongest yet. Produced by Grammy-winning Tony Braunagel and co-produced by Jeff Paris, it features 13 powerful tracks, including five written or co-written by Montoya, backed by his seasoned band.

Raised in Santa Monica, California, Montoya’s love of music began with drums before shifting to guitar after a transformative experience watching Albert King. A chance meeting with Collins led to him joining the blues legend’s band, first as a drummer and later as a guitarist under Collins’ mentorship. He then spent a decade with John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers, refining his craft before launching a solo career that has seen him release acclaimed albums on Blind Pig, Ruf Records, and Alligator.

An unstoppable force on stage, Montoya has captivated audiences across five continents with his electrifying performances. With Writing On The Wall and an intense tour schedule, he continues to deliver his fiery, deeply personal blues to fans worldwide.