Artist description Whether it’s the crisp vocals or the ripping guitar licks, Crystal Armentrout emanates an energy that is comparable to that of many of her influences. With a growing admiration of all types of music, she has crafted her music from the styles of such greats as Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Sheryl Crow and Bonnie Raitt. Not limited to only these genres, she has become an accomplished vocalist, guitarist, saxophonist and songwriter.

Music Style Blues/R&B flavored Pop/Rock

Musical Influences Hendrix, Beatles, Clapton, Stones, Sheryl Crow, Bonnie Raitt, Prince, Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, Freddie King, Gibb Droll, Linda Ronstadt, Concrete Blonde, Ian Moore, etc.

Similar Artists Sheryl Crow, Bonnie Raitt, Jonny Lang, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Shannon Curfman, Jewel, Ian Moore

Artist History Crystal has opened for such artists as Jeff Healey, Eddie From Ohio, Blue Miracle, Indigenous, The Guess Who, Gibb Droll, and more. Her numerous performances stretch from Fridays after 5 in Charlottesville, VA, through the Double Door in Charlotte, NC, to the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville, TN, to Eddie's Attic in Atlanta, GA. Whatever she chooses to perform, from blues to contemporary pop, her skills and spirit end up impressing, if not wowing and overwhelming her audience. Crystal Armentrout continues to hone her songwriting abilities and dynamic performances into an entertainment offering no one should miss.

Group Members Crystal performs in a variety of configurations from solo to seven or eight piece bands and all combinations in between.

Instruments vocals, guitar, saxophone, bass, drums, keys, mandolin

Albums I'm Not Alone 1996, Crystal Armentrout 1998

Press Reviews Known for melodic agility and gritty guitar work. -C'ville Weekly

Location nashville, tn - USA

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