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Acoustic guitar and singing · Salt Lake Valley

Songs the whole patio already knows.

I’m Brad. I sing and play acoustic guitar at breweries, patios, festivals and parties around the Salt Lake Valley.

Brad smiling as he plays his acoustic guitar outdoors

On the list

  1. Sweet CarolineNeil Diamond
  2. JoleneDolly Parton
  3. Ring of FireJohnny Cash
  4. Bad Moon RisingCCR
  5. Ain’t No SunshineBill Withers
  6. Sweet Child O’ MineGuns N’ Roses
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Hear me play

Sweet Child O’ Mine

Guns N’ Roses · 0:48

Ain’t No Sunshine

Bill Withers · 0:57

The Middle

Jimmy Eat World · 1:01

Full songs and the whole list →Electric guitar, drums and bands →

Holiday parties · 2026

Booking holiday parties through December 23.

Office parties, family Christmas parties, neighborhood open houses. I play the same songs, with Christmas ones mixed in: Run Rudolph Run, Last Christmas, Feliz Navidad, Jingle Bell Rock.

An hour is about right for an office lunch. A full party is two sets with a short break, and I’ll keep it quiet enough that people can still talk.

A long list of singalongs, and it keeps growing.

I pick songs by one test: do people start singing before they notice they’re doing it. Sweet Caroline passes. So does Jolene, and the opening riff of Sweet Child O’ Mine on an acoustic.

Every song is arranged for one guitar and one voice. Requests are welcome.

More about me →

What you get

Songs your crowd knows
Hits from the 80s, 90s and 2000s next to older singalongs. Background music or the main event, your call.
My own sound
I bring it and run it. It’s battery powered, so I don’t need an outlet.
30 minutes to two hours
One set or two, with a short break in anything over an hour. Need longer? Ask.
A small footprint
A flat spot about 6 by 6 feet. 15 minutes to set up, 10 to pack up.
Your volume
Background to mid. I’ll check the level with you once things get going.
Close to home
Based in Riverton. I play the Salt Lake Valley and Utah County. Farther out, ask.

One-page sheet for venues →

Have a date in mind?

Tell me the date, the place and what you’re planning. If you’re still working out the details, that’s fine too.