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Debbie Davies is a cornerstone of modern blues guitar and vocal storytelling. Born August 22, 1952 in Los Angeles, she built a reputation through collaborations with legendary acts and a prolific solo catalog. Her work with Albert Collins’ Icebreakers (1988–1991) and Maggie Mayall & the Cadillacs helped define contemporary blues while earning critical acclaim, including a Grammy-nominated track on the 1991 self-titled release (Point Blank/Virgin) and participation on John Mayall’s A Sense of Place (1990). Davies’ sound blends searing guitar, soulful vocals, and a deep respect for traditional blues forms. We’ve got you covered with a clear path to tickets, bios, and tour info as you plan your next blues outing.