Cary Judd has been traversing the continent for the last 4 years, performing in every imaginable arena from house concerts to stadiums.
His brand of genuine song writing coupled with his compelling live show, never fails to leave an impression on an audience. He surrounds himself on stage with an array of instrumentation, from loop machines, sequencers, effect pedals, and drums to the acoustic guitar that sits at the heart of his songs. His sound is compared by listeners to such artists as The Cure, Joseph Arthur, and The Honorary Title. His story telling and dead pan humor continue to endear him to audiences of all demographics.
Cary was born and raised in the town of Thousand Oaks, California, the once rural town just north of Los Angeles. He now lives in the mountains just north of Jackson Hole, Wyoming where he spends his time off the road wandering through the alpine forests, snowboarding, and communing with nature.
Cary has performed shows/festivals with or opened for: Rocky Votolato, Of Montreal, Owen, Margot & The Nuclear So & Sos, Joshua James, Tristan Prettyman, Citizen Cope, Isaac Hayden, Pedro The Lion, Tyler Hilton, Ryan Shupe & The Rubber Band, Raining Jane, and many others that we're sure you would be impressed with if he could just remember them.
Cary’s Music History: An Interview
By Curtis | November 10, 2007En route to his fall eastern states’ tour, Cary chats for a few minutes about his music history. Some of the topics include his start in the Moz Eizley Band, his first coffee shop shows, the infamous first tour with $100 bucks in his pocket, and his three upcoming albums: New songs in the studio, live, and acoustic. If you have a brain and like music, don’t miss this episode.