Jon LaDeau
New York City, New York, United States | INDIE
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“Brooklyn's Jon LaDeau visits many streams of Americana, as well as reggae, in his free-flowing, folk-based music.” – Wall St. Journal – Nov. 2010 - Wall St. Journal
"Jon LaDeau…with his band or as a solo artist always comes across very genuine." - Winterthurer Musikfestwochen 2012 (CH)
"Jon LaDeau has a voice that is a distinctive enough presence, there are hints of a young Neil Young, to these ears at least, and in some ways that masters eclectic approach may also serve LaDeau well. " - Lonesome Highway
"An adept blues guitarist…distantly ominous." - New York Music Daily
"At times, his voice recalls the George Harrison from ‘All Things Must Pass’, a rocker who still understands the roots of his sound." - The Deli Magazine NYC
Brooklyn singer-songwriter Jon Ladeau plays sweetly rustic, creaky blues. - Time Out NY
The Voice staff's home away from home features solid singer-songwriter acts every Sunday. This week: Jon Ladeau.
Feb. 16, 2011 - Village Voice
"...The Jon LaDeau Trio, was a hit at the previous festival..." - Brooklyn Paper
Discography
Jon LaDeau Noodlehead - 2013
Jon LaDeau Self titled LP - 2012
Jon LaDeau Trio Breaking Down LP - 2009
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Bio
Jon LaDeau is a guitarist, songwriter, and singer from Brooklyn, NY. His blues, country, and rock and roll influences blend into an original sound that is all his own. Over the past several years he has performed with his band, as a solo artist, and as a sideman in nearly every state of the U.S, Switzerland, Italy, and Austria. He continues to perform regularly around New York with a monthly residency at the Way Station in Brooklyn. With an ever growing song list, his shows vary from night to night and his band has broken in dance floors all across the country. His favorite place to be is on stage and he is embarking on an April tour of Switzerland with his band to promote his 3rd LP. Its release date in Europe is set for April 9. U.S. release date will follow in May with a summer tour of the states.
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