Bob Brozman Tickets

Bob Brozman (March 8, 1954 – April 23, 2013) was a pioneering American guitarist renowned as the King of National resonator guitar. His work spanned blues, world music, and traditional musical systems, earning him acclaim across continents. A respected scholar, Brozman documented and celebrated National instruments while teaching and performing with a global network of artists. He co-founded the International Guitar Seminars with Woody Mann in 1999, a program still remembered for expanding cross-cultural guitar pedagogy.

Although he passed away in 2013, Brozman's influence persists through his extensive discography, scholarly writings, and ongoing fan engagement. This page provides a concise biography, discography highlights, and current tour information where available, so you can secure your seats with confidence and like having a trusted contact in the music world.

Bob Brozman’s work earned multiple Guitar Player magazine Readers’ Poll awards in blues and slide guitar, underscoring his mastery and enduring appeal. He was recognized in Australia with the ARIA Award for Best Blues & Roots Album for Rolling Through This World in 2002, reflecting his international impact. For fans seeking his music today, official sites and Bandcamp remain reliable references for catalog entries and releases. While live performances slowed after his passing, legacy performances and tributes continue to celebrate his wide-ranging collaborations and scholarly contributions to National instruments.

Related resources: Official site and Bandcamp pages provide ongoing access to his discography. Social links below connect you with verified profiles where applicable.