The Lucky Losers Tickets

The Lucky Losers are a powerful blues-focused duo known for their gritty vocals, adept harmonica work, and the tight, soulful chemistry between Cathy Lemons and Phil Berkowitz. Formed in 2013 on a Sedona-to-San Francisco journey, they released their debut album as The Lucky Losers in 2015 and have since built a respected catalog and a dynamic live show. Their sound is enriched by a rotating live band featuring Kid Andersen’s production and guest players, anchoring a reputation for high-energy performances that resonate with blues enthusiasts across the country.

Based in the San Francisco Bay Area with roots tracing to Sedona and beyond, The Lucky Losers blend traditional blues with contemporary sensibilities, delivering records and performances that appeal to fans of modern blues, roots, and soul-infused rock. Their work has earned multiple Independent Blues Awards nominations and wins since 2019, including a 2021 sweep for Godless Land. Their 2025 release Arrival on MoMojo Records marks their sixth studio album, produced by Kid Andersen, reinforcing their ongoing evolution and commitment to top-tier blues storytelling.

Explore their official social channels for updates, behind-the-scenes content, and direct access to bookings and press information. The band maintains an active presence on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and more, offering fans a direct line to new music, tour announcements, and exclusive content.

Upcoming shows, tour dates, and new music from The Lucky Losers are posted as soon as schedules are finalized. If you’re planning a Blues night or a dedicated listening session, secure your seats early—they consistently deliver engaging, crowd-pleasing performances. For press inquiries or booking, reach out through their official site, where you’ll find contact details and the latest news from Cathy Lemons, Phil Berkowitz, and the team around The Lucky Losers.

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