Big George Brock & The Houserockers Tickets

Big George Brock, born George Brock on May 16, 1932 in Grenada, Mississippi, was a cornerstone of the St. Louis blues scene as the founder of the Houserockers and the Club Caravan nightclub. His career spanned decades of touring and recording, bringing raw, soulful blues to audiences around the world. Brock passed away on April 10, 2020 in St. Louis, Missouri, leaving a lasting imprint on American blues through performances, collaborations, and archival releases. Here you’ll find a concise biography, a highlights reel of his discography, and a look at his touring history — including the international reach of his music and the posthumous tributes that continue his legacy. We’ve got you covered with reliable information and easy access to artist socials and official resources.

Although active touring ended with Brock's passing, his music lives on through posthumous releases, archival performances, and tributes. For fans and newcomers, this page highlights the life of a blues icon, offers context on his influence in St. Louis and beyond, and provides links to official social channels and resources. If you’re seeking to secure authentic blues experiences, we can help you explore related performances, archival shows, and ways to honor Brock’s enduring contribution to the genre.