Alastair Greene is a multi-charting Top 10 Billboard artist. The Alastair Greene Band, which has drawn comparisons to Gov’t Mule, ZZ Top and Cream, celebrated their 20th anniversary with a two-disc live album Live From The 805 in 2018.
Alastair’s 2023 album Alive In The New World was produced by Tab Benoit for Whiskey Bayou Records. Alastair will be releasing a brand new studio record in 2024 on RUF Records.
Alastair Greene’s rock credentials include eight years of international touring on guitar and vocals with the Alan Parsons Project (2010-2017), and major dates with Starship featuring Mickey Thomas; as a blues player he is a longtime regular and host at the Memphis-based Blues Foundation events, performances and showcases, has been a featured performer at the Big Blues Bender and the Legendary Rhythm & Blues Cruise, and criss-crossed the globe touring with Sugaray Rayford’s band, which was nominated for a 2020 Blues Music Award with Greene.
Most recently, Greene has been touring cross-country in support of Tab Benoit, and also with his own power trio, the Alastair Greene Band. Alastair supported Walter Trout on recent tours of Europe and the UK.
QUOTES
“Alastair Greene is killing it! He is singing great, writing great, he is at the height of his powers.” —Joe Bonamassa
“A major talent in the Blues Rock category”—Blues Music Magazine
"He is a skilled, articulate songwriter with vocal and guitar talents to match." "Alastair's tone is impeccably rich and complex, which will endear him to guitar fans everywhere, and he uses it to get the most out of every note.—Rock & Blues Muse
“Alastair Greene is a highly respected guitar player who was an integral part of the Alan Parsons Project. He is the equal of any and better than most.”— Blues Matters Magazine
“Fronting a power blues-rock trio, guitarist Alastair Greene breathes in sulfuric fumes and exhales blazing fire. Greene is doing his best songwriting and singing ever.” —Downbeat Magazine
"Imagine a meld of Cream, Johnny Winter, North Mississippi All-Starts, Jimi Hendrix, and Santana and you will have some idea of the music laid down by Alastair Greene." - Blues In Britain
