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With the nature of popular music today, it is easy to be jaded by music that simply has no emotion, no appreciation for the musicians that laid the musical foundation for others to tread upon, and no musicality that complements it. Fortunately for fervent music lovers, there is still a musician that plays every note with the same conviction as the one before, putting his blood, sweat and tears to make music that is meaningful to not only an audience, but to himself. He has a thousand stories to tell with only an old guitar and unbridled emotion. His name is Jonathan Fox.

Jonathan Fox is no stranger to music, having spent a lifetime surrounded by the sounds and textures of musicians like Stevie Ray Vaughn, The Doobie Brothers, The Eagles, Eric Clapton and the Beatles. With a myriad of opportunities in front of him as a young man, Fox could not resist the pull of playing music, using his guitar and voice like an artist using different paints from his palette to create something unique, something organic, something real. Fox wasted no time in reaching for his dreams, playing as many shows as he could in his native Dallas, Texas, quickly gaining a reputation as a solid musical act, capable of handling music with a sense of ingenuity and originality. Having played in the Texas music scene from a young age, Fox is quickly developing a repertoire of uniqueness and captivating presence having played at many of DFW’s historic venues and events from Dallas’ Adair’s to Fort Worth’s Mayfest, along with playing with other great acts of the genre such as Adam Hood and The Randy Rogers Band.

With a voice that resonates with the purity of country and the blues past, Fox, wielding his guitar like a rustic gunslinger, commands a stage presence and unique musicality that brings a certain type of soul that many musicians never fully capture, not only as an artist of performance, but a powerful songwriter with a lyrical balance that is sure to intrigue all listeners. With a music scene that is blossoming with the advent of a new year, you should owe it to yourself to see Fox and company do what they do best: play music.