Artist description Whether with a back-up band or on his own, David Honigsberg delivers a wide variety of country-influenced originals ranging from ballads to two-steps to blues.

Music Style Country

Musical Influences Garth Brooks, Trace Adkins, Eric Clapton, Blue Rodeo

Similar Artists Blue Rodeo, Garth Brooks, Trace Adkins

Artist History David Honigsberg has been playing guitar and writing songs longer than he cares to admit, but if you press him, he'll confess all.He has performed on stages from coast to coast, including Boston, New York, Minneapolis, Winnipeg, and Seattle.Since 1996, nearly all of his musical energy has been put into his previous band, The Don't Quit Your Day Job Players, during which time he penned some of their most popular songs, including "Brown-Haired Woman" and "When the Magic Goes Away."Never one to rest on his songwriting laurels, he is often at work on new material.He performs on a Sigma thin-line acoustic electric, a Guild solid body S300-D, and a Guild Starfire III archtop.

Group Members David Honigsberg - Guitars and vocals

Instruments Guitar and vocals

Press Reviews a voice that hovers in a warm twilight halfway between Leon Redbone and Eric Clapton. -Gregory Nicoll, review of Blues Spoken Here, in Southeast Performer magazine, November 1999A traveling musical earthquake, a satisfying scratch for the itchy ear, and a guarantee of good times. -Spider Robinson, folk singer and itinerant writerThe songs work well with the rocking format, but could just as easily be adapted to a smoky bar and a mournful accoustic genius on a stool. -Ben Baker, Indie-Music.comListener friendly…anyone from 8 to 80 can enjoy. Portions of country, folk and rock create a palatable sound suitable for both dinner and dancing.-"MikeSOS", Ear Candy, June 2000

Location New York, NY - USA

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