Bryan Russo

My new album, “Burden of Proof” is going to be released Sept. 19th online and we will be celebrating it’s release at the Dickens Parlour Theatre on 9/30 AND 10/1.Continue readingNEW ALBUM RELEASE SHOWS!!!!

  Starting tonite, I’ll be playing each Tuesday night at 9pm on the baby grand piano at Touch of Italy in Ocean City, MD with Jim Miller on Trumpet. It’sContinue readingTouch of Italy Piano Residency

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If you have been wondering why you haven’t been seeing me playing a ton of shows like normal, I woke up one day and realized that I had about fiveContinue readingWINTER RECORDING SESSIONS UNDERWAY

Delaware!!!! BR is heading back to the World Cafe Live at the Queen Theatre in Wilmington on December 18th to be apart of the monthly songwriter showcase! It’s going toContinue readingGable Music Ventures Dec. Songwriter Showcase features BR

BR will be sharing the stage with acclaimed guitarist Johnny A on December 17th, in Salisbury MD at Headquarters Live. Don’t miss this show! Tickets are $20…18 and over show!Continue readingBR to share stage with acclaimed guitarist Johnny A

Get your tickets for November 6th show at the Milton Theatre in Milton, Delaware for “an evening with Bryan Russo”, which will include a screening of my web series “CurtainContinue readingTwo Can’t Miss November Shows….

BR will be appearing at 2 upcoming music festivals in Delaware in October: The SoDEL wine and music fest on 10/17 and the LoDel music festival on 10/24. On OctoberContinue readingBR and the Tragic Figures to headline LoDel Festival

Check it out: Episode 5 of our acclaimed webseries, “Curtain Call: Historic Theaters of the Eastern Shore” This episode features the almost literal resurrection of the arts in Milton, Delaware.Continue readingNew Curtain Call episode (Milton Theatre) live!

BR will headline the historic Smyrna Opera House on 9/18…solo show at 8pm. He’ll open (featuring Big Mike Noyes on mouth harp) for the legendary southern rockers the Marshall TuckerContinue readingBig September in the First State