Greg Izor will appear in Norway this weekend in Bodo Friday night, and Vaeroy saturday night. He will be backed by Norway’s Arctic Cats. This is Greg’s third appearance in Norway, and his second with the Cats. Greg will be a guest of the Bodo Bluesklubb Friday night, appearing at the venue Sinus. Saturday night Greg will be performing on the remote island of Vaeroy, at a venue to be announced. He returns to Austin monday, to play at the Mark Hummel Blues Harmonica Blowout at Antones.
Greg will be touring Northern Italy with Max Prandi from March 11-17! Find out more about Maxhere.
The following dates have been announced: Day Club Town
Sunday 11th Twiggy Varese
Monday 12th Ittolittos Milano
Tuesday 13th Associazione Ameno Blues Ameno (Verbania)
Wednesday 14th Batard San Prospero (Modena)
Thursday 15th Beer House CampoSamPiero (Padova)
Friday 16th Jazz On Live Brescia
Saturday 17th Osteria Lugano Morcote, Switzerland
Greg Izor will be touring Spain 22-31 Dec, with appearances in both Madrid and Barcelona.. The following dates have been announced:
22 Dec- Sensorama Jazz Cafe, Coslada Spain www.nvivo.es/sensorama-jazz-cafe-salas-498
23 Dec- Sala Barco – Madrid, Spain www.barcobar.com
25 Dec- Sala Piratas – Alcorcón, Spain www.nvivo.es/piratas-salas-439
26 Dec- Honky Tonk Bar – Madrid, Spain www.clubhonky.com
29 Dec- Bogui Jazz Club- Madrid, Spain www.boguijazz.com
30 Dec- 6 PM Casa de la Cultura- Alalpardo, Spain www.alalpardo.org/pdf/centCultu.pdfSimilar
8 PM Dublinia- Paracuellos del Jarama, Spain www.dublinia.es/
31 Dec- Rocksound Club- Barcelona, Spain www.salarocksound.com
Greg will be touring with King Bee, and will also perform New Years Eve in Barcelona with the Midnight Rockets. This tour follows a succesful tour of Spain and Portugal this summer, and a lauded perfomrance at the Barcelona Blues Festival in September.
“I Was Wrong” reviewed by Roger Gatchet in Living Blues! “The list of serious blues harmonica players who have distinguished themselves as disciples of the postwar greats is an all-too short one, at least in comparison to the large number of aspiring guitarists out there. And although he may not be a household name yet, Greg Izor of Austin, Texas, deserves a place on that short list of harp player/singers who have developed a truly unique voice on the instrument without sounding like watered-down versions of Little Walter, James Cotton, and Big Walter Horton…” Read More