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Friday, August 7, 2009

Ben Robinson Appearing At Blues Train Cafe On Aug. 14



posted August 6, 2009


Ben Robinson
Ben Robinson, 22-year-old singer/songwriter and accomplished guitarist will appear Aug. 14 at the Blues Train Cafe at 312 South Hamilton Street in Dalton.

Ben Robinson has been booked on such shows as “The Late Show with David Letterman,” “Donny and Marie” and “Martin Short Live,” and he even pulled a stint with superdrummer Tony Royster, Jr. in the Nickelodeon band produced by Paul Shafer. 

Of Ben’s performance on the Letterman show Paul stated privately, “Of all the guests that have ever sat in with the band, no one has ever done it like Ben.”

Commenting on a recent performance, Legendary guitarist Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top fame had this to say about Ben: “I have seen a lot of smokin’ hot blues guitar players in my day, but I ain’t never heard anyone like Ben. I’ve had the honor to work with the worlds greatest guitar players and Ben Robinson is on that list.”

Drawing from such diverse influences as Stevie Ray Vaughan, Tony Suraci, Jeff Buckley, Chris Cornell, Gavin DeGraw, John Mayer, Maroon 5, and “the ’80s as a whole,” Robinson creates a whole-package spectacle that features expert showmanship, professional technique, and down-to-earth songwriting that has garnered accolades from every crowd he’s played for. Backed by Vincent Abelende on drums and backing vocals, Hunter Robinson on bass, and keyboardist/rhythm guitarist Robert Willis, Robinson delivers emotive originals with the feeling you’d expect from someone three times his age.

To hear samples of his tunes, go to: www.benrobinson.com

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Monday, August 3, 2009

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22-year-old singer/songwriter and accomplished guitarist Ben Robinson has been booked on such shows as “The Late Show with David Letterman,” “Donny and Marie” and “Martin Short Live,” and he even pulled a stint with superdrummer Tony Royster, Jr. in the Nickelodeon band produced by Paul Shafer. 

Of Ben’s performance on the Letterman show Paul stated privately, “Of all the guests that have ever sat in with the band, no one has ever done it like Ben.” Commenting on a recent performance, Legendary guitarist Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top fame had this to say about Ben: “I have seen a lot of smokin’ hot blues guitar players in my day, but I ain’t never heard anyone like Ben. I’ve had the honor to work with the worlds greatest guitar players and Ben Robinson is on that list.”

Drawing from such diverse influences as Stevie Ray Vaughan, Tony Suraci, Jeff Buckley, Chris Cornell, Gavin DeGraw, John Mayer, Maroon 5, and “the ’80s as a whole,” Robinson creates a whole-package spectacle that features expert showmanship, professional technique, and down-to-earth songwriting that has garnered accolades from every crowd he’s played for. Backed by Vincent Abelende on drums and backing vocals, Hunter Robinson on bass, and keyboardist/rhythm guitarist Robert Willis, Robinson delivers emotive originals with the feeling you’d expect from someone three times his age.

Ben Robinson appears Saturday, August 8 at The Beach Shack (1 Minutemen Cswy.; Cocoa Beach). For more information, call 783-2850 or visit www.beachshackbar.com. To hear samples of Ben’s tunes, go to: www.benrobinson.com

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Monday, July 27, 2009

Clematis by Night: Ben Robinson


Clematis by Night: Ben Robinson

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Centennial Square
Clematis Street
West Palm Beach, FL



Join in for great music, a taste of mouth watering foods, sidewalk shopping and fun in the fountain. Ben Robinson is a 22 year-old guitar player taking on the Blues world by storm. 6-9:30 p.m. Centennial Square, 100 block of Clematis Street between Narcissus Avenue and Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach. 561-822-1515 or www.clematisbynight.net.

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Hinesville hosts lunchtime concert

HINESVILLE, GA (WTOC) - Downtown Hinesville was one of the hottest places to be Friday afternoon and it had nothing to do with the temperature.

The Hinesville Arts Council, the Downtown Development Authority and others hosted their monthly lunchtime concert in the park. The Ben Robinson Band entertained folks who found a bench or table to get out of their offices and enjoy their day.

"We're trying to bring families downtown, businesses downtown, we just want to keep it all in downtown," said Jessica Sanchez of the Downtown Development Authority.

Robinson is originally from coastal Georgia and has played with ZZ Top and on Late Night with David Letterman.

This marked the third event in the lunchtime concert series, which takes place from 11:30am to 1:30pm on the third Friday of each month.