New Signings

  • BMA Tours Welcomes
    ATO Recording Artist
    For Exclusive Representation
    Widely regarded as one of the most innovative and genre-bending artists of his craft, Barnes’ musical interests are both varied and adventurous, and he incorporates that versatility into a progressive approach to an instrument that is musically polarizing and steeped in tradition. Although he demonstrates an appreciation for the history of the bluegrass, country, and folk music from which the banjo’s reputation was born, his inventive take is what truly separates him from his contemporaries…using the banjo as his ‘weapon of choice’ to play non-traditional music like rock, fusion, and jazz with electronic percussion and loop elements.
  • BMA Tours Welcomes
    For Exclusive Representation
    The Lee Boys are one of America's finest African-American sacred steel ensembles. This family group consists of three brothers, Alvin Lee (guitar), Derrick Lee and Keith Lee (vocals) along with their three nephews, Roosevelt Collier (pedal steel guitar), Alvin Cordy Jr. (7-string bass) and Earl Walker (drums). Each member began making music at the ages of 7 and 8 in the House of God church they attended in Perrine, FL. Here they underwent a rigorous course of training in a variety of musical instruments, including lap and pedal steel guitars. Born and raised in Miami, each of The Lee Boys grew up in the church where their father and grandfather, Rev. Robert E. Lee, was the pastor and a steel player himself.
  • BMA Tours Presents
    For Exclusive Representation
    Devon Allman's Honeytribe has played all over the world ...45 states and 15 countries, doing their part to keep blues and rock 'n' roll alive and well. Although fronted by Devon Allman , yes, from THAT Allman family, Honeytribe features a world-class rhythm section in George Potsos and Gabriel Strange. It's a throwback, bad-ass power trio signed to Euro / American label, Provogue Records (home to Joe Bonamassa and Gov't Mule in Europe). Devon has sat in on stage with the likes of Les Paul, Billy Gibbons of ZZTOP, the Allman Brothers Band, and Billy Bob Thornton among others. He is also fully endorsed by Gibson guitars and has his own "Devon Allman" signature series amp released by Fuchs in 2010. After receiving very favorable reviews of the debut album TORCH both in America and Europe, this fall finds the release of a much anticipated follow up which was featured in Billboard magazine summer of 2010. The sophomore album SPACE AGE BLUES drops October 12 , 2010 , preceded by the first single "Could Get Dangerous" featuring Huey Lewis on harmonica. One part blues , one part jam band, one part old-school rock......Devon Allman's Honeytribe are the REAL DEAL ...one fan at a time , worldwide, since 1999. Visit them now at thetribalcommunity.com.
  • BMA Tours Welcomes
    Vizztone Recording Artist
    For Exclusive Representation:
    Only once in a great while an artist comes along with the power to cause jaws to drop in awe—ladies and and gentleman, meet Philadelphia's own musical own dynamo Gina Sicilia Exposed to music early on by her music-loving family, Gina began singing at the age of 3 and wrote her first song at the tender age of 12. Upon hearing blues legend Bobby Bland for the first time at the age of 14, she became instantly enthralled by the raw emotion and power of blues & soul. After spending her teenage years polishing her vocal and songwriting skills, Gina began singing in clubs around the Philadelphia area, and has since branched out worldwide. Contact Us Today for Booking Information!! Micah Davidson 704-525-1559
  • BMA Tours Welcomes
    For Exclusive International Representation
    Few bass players in the history of modern New Orleans music are as storied as George Porter Jr. During the course of a career spanning four decades, Porter has not only made a deep impression with his work in the Meters, but he’s notched sessions with artists as diverse as Paul McCartney, Jimmy Buffett, David Byrne, Patti LaBelle, Robbie Robertson and Tori Amos. Early in his career, Porter worked with seminal New Orleans artists like Allen Toussaint, Earl King, Lee Dorsey, and Johnny Adams. Back in 1965, Porter joined on with the Meters, considered by many to be the ultimate fusion of rock, funk and R&B, and gained recognition as one of the scene’s elite bass players.
  • BMA Tours Welcomes Back
    Delta Groove Recording Artist
    For Exclusive Representation
    Through his multiple W.C. Handy Award winning touring and rercording with his current band The Mighty Flyers , to his countless appearances both live and on record with legendary blues figures, Piazza has set a standard for harmonica virtuosity that has established him as one of the most influential living blues harp players. He's consistently surrounded himself with players who bring out the best he has to offer, and epitomize the very best in blues: fresh, swinging, tasteful, exciting and creative. The core of his band has been together for over three decades, and developed the kind of musical telepathy that simply cannot exist without years of experience on the bandstand and in the studio. The Mighty Flyers are a well-oiled machine, with Piazza in the driver's seat.
  • BMA Tours Welcomes
    For Exclusive Representation
    Real soul transcends all genres of music... R&B “got soul,” to only state the most obvious, but the best rock “got soul,” too. The angelic-voiced singer John Michael “Mickey” Thomas injected revitalizing soul into the pop rocking Jefferson Starship beginning in the late 70s, propelling them to super stardom on the # 1 hits “We Built This City” and “Sara” in 1985. Before joining the band, however, he gained serious roots music credibility when he stepped up to sing the stunning lead vocal in 1976 on stone bluesman Elvin Bishop’s surprise # 3 hit, “Fooled Around and Fell in Love.” Thirty years and counting into his ongoing tenure with the Starship, the amateur cook now turns his sweet and sour voice to a discriminating selection of choice covers and creates a spectacular musical statement with The Bluesmasters, testifying with sweaty fervor to his rock audience while making true believers of blues fans. As if to acknowledge his years of preparation and knowledge of the material, Thomas recorded all his vocals in one take.