Doyle Bramhall Ii

Doyle Bramhall II has established himself as a distinguished vocalist, guitarist, composer, and producer in contemporary music, collaborating with a diverse range of artists including Eric Clapton, Roger Waters, and Sheryl Crow. After launching his professional career touring with Jimmie Vaughan’s band The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Doyle Bramhall II co-founded the critically acclaimed group Arc Angels with Charlie Sexton, Chris Layton, and Tommy Shannon. The band released their self-titled debut album, featuring tracks such as ‘Living in a Dream’ and ‘Sent by Angels.’ Bramhall II then embarked on a solo career, releasing his debut album, ‘Doyle Bramhall II,’ in 1996, followed by ‘Jellycream’ in 1999 and ‘Welcome’ in 2001, solidifying his reputation as a distinct vocalist, guitarist, composer, and producer. Doyle Bramhall II’s exceptional guitar skills quickly attracted high-profile collaborations.

Also in 2015, he performed at a Joe Cocker tribute concert and the Mahindra Blues Festival in India. Bramhall II’s fourth solo album, ‘Rich Man,’ was released on September 30, 2016, reflecting a spiritual and musical journey influenced by his global travels. He signed with Mascot Label Group in 2018. On October 5, 2018, Bramhall II released his album ‘Shades,’ which notably featured collaborations with Norah Jones and Eric Clapton.

In 2022, the Arc Angels reunited for a short, anticipated tour. Most recently, in 2023, he participated in a special tribute concert for Jeff Beck at the Royal Albert Hall, performing alongside Eric Clapton and other celebrated artists. The same year, Bramhall II released ‘When The Music’s Over’ through J.M.I. Recordings, showcasing his distinct blend of blues, rock, and global influences.