Acoustic Traveller
hosted by John McEuen on
The Village - Channel 15 XM Satellite Radio
will feature two songs from my cd
Daddy, Are We There Yet?
Tue Feb 2 at noon & Fri Feb 5 at midnight
eastern time
Warren Floyd

John McEuen, Doug Kershaw & Warren

Feb 19
Fri
7:30 - 11:30


Campbell's Pub
824 10th Ave
Sidney NE
308-254-8990

Feb 20
Fri
8 - 12


Quincy's Bar and Restaurant
14011 W Quincy
Morrison CO
303-697-7400

Feb 25
Thu
5:30 - 7:30



Atlanta Bread Company
7740 W Alameda at Wadsworth
Lakewood CO
303-991-4400
www.atlantabreaddenver.com

Feb 26
Fri
5:15 - 9:00



White Fence Farm
6263 W Jewell
Lakewood CO
303-935-5945
 www.whitefencefarm-co.co

Feb 27
Sat
8:30 - 12:30



Ironworks
12354 W Alameda Parkway
Lakewood CO
303-985-5818
w/ Jeff & The Sharks

Warren Floyd

Warren w/ Richie Furay

 

 

 

 



I wanted to be a doctor. My mom made me do this.

Warren Floyd on MySpace

Warren's original songs grace us with a much needed reminder of the humanity and grandness of everyday life. He also covers rock and roll, folk rock and a little bit of country from from the '50's, ‘60’s, ‘70’s and 80’s. His stories, from watching Frankenstein on the late movie with Jimmy Buffett, coloring with Dolly Parton and hanging out with Richie Havens, to exchanging letters with Door's singer/lyricist Jim Morrison and touring with The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, are as entertaining as the songs they inspired and prompted Mare Lennon to quip, “Warren is the Forrest Gump of Folk.”

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John McEuen, CMA and Grammy Award winning multi-instrumentalist for The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band says:

Warren floyd is an excellent entertainer. His fan base has been built on his engaging personable stage approach that brings people in to listen to a voice I wish I had, and he does this with an eclectic mix of known songs . . . and then lays on them some of his own, which usually end up going over better than all. He is dependable, a nice guy, easy to work with, and hey! shows up on time! He picks great and works a crowd well . . . and all have a good time as he sneaks in his own songs that end up getting requested by return listeners.

Warren has worked for me personally and with The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band both on an artistic and production level. In doing so he has always demonstrated that he is a professional in every manner, whether being asked at the last minute to open a show in front of a few thousand people, singing harmony on or off stage, being a lighting director or guitar roadie, or any of the many things we have called him to do. Warren always performed professionally, did it right, etc. We are glad to have had his services and feel that anyone else who does so will feel the same.

Just wanted to thank you again
for a wonderful time last night.
We all really enjoyed your music. You gave me much more than
I bargained for. Have I said yet
how great you were?


Blair
Private Concert Hostess,
Denver
CO
I wish I wrote songs as nice as yours!
Keep it up.

John McEuen
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
The concert with you and
John McEuen was fantastic,
even better than last year.
Your show is one of the most entertaining that we have ever booked. Everyone is still talking about what a great time they had.


Jeff Campbell,
High Plains Arts Council,
Sidney NE
Warren has appeared on concert bills and stages with John McEuen, Poco, Richie Havens (the opening act at Woodstock), Eric Burdon (The Animals / War and member of The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame), Donovan, Lowen & Navarro, The Marshall Tucker Band, Doug Kershaw, Doc Watson, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Richie Furay (Buffalo Springfield / Poco and member of The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame), David Bromberg, Bonnie Raitt, The Bellamy Brothers, Russell Smith (The Amazing Rhythm Aces), Helen Reddy, John Denver, Asleep at The Wheel, Mason Williams, Leo Kottke, Leon Russell, The Mavericks, Dave Mason (Traffic and member of The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame), Jim Messina (Buffalo Springfield / Poco / Loggins & Messina and member of The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame), The Dixie Chicks, Vince Gill, Arlo Guthrie, Ricky Skaggs, Kenny Rankin, Michael Martin Murphey, Steve Goodman, The Ozark Mountain Daredevils, John Hartford, The David Grissman Quartet, Riders In The Sky, The New Grass Revival, The Dixie Dreggs, The Denver Symphony and others.