Ike Reilly is an American singer-songwriter and musician known for his poetic and cinematic rock and roll, blending punk, folk, country, and blues influences. After releasing his critically acclaimed debut solo album, ‘Salesmen And Racists,’ in 2001, Ike Reilly solidified his reputation as a formidable singer-songwriter. Reilly secured his first paying musical gig at age 13 and later attended Marquette University, focusing on Theology, before immersing himself in the Chicago music scene. His early career included playing guitar for The Drovers in the late 1980s and co-founding Community 9 with musicians Mars Williams and Phil Karnats.

Expanding his creative scope, Reilly dedicated two years to developing a pilot for AMC channel titled ‘Where’s My Goddamn Medicine?’ prior to 2015. In May 2018, he released ‘Crooked Love,’ which further highlighted his ability to imbue songs with vivid characters and experiences. His enduring career journey is also chronicled in the award-winning documentary, ‘Don’t Turn Your Back On Friday Night,’ executive produced by Tom Morello. Most recently, Reilly released his latest album, ‘Because The Angels,’ in 2021, continuing his prolific output and critical acclaim, further cementing his status as a compelling voice in contemporary rock and roll.