Bio:

Hunter Burgamy is a guitarist, vocalist, bassist, and jazz banjoist from New Orleans, Louisiana. Deeply rooted in his native towns' traditions of blues, funk, and jazz, he aims to transcend genre through his musicianship by his interest in these roots, and world folk musics, a passion of his.

He is a graduate of the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts and Berklee College of Music with a bachelor’s degree in Music Business, with which he put into practice interning at New Orleans’ legendary Preservation Hall, where he was involved with the music venue, marketing, and educational roles as well as assisting in the Hall’s inaugural Krewe de Kanaval, and the Midnight Preserves during Jazz Fest.

His music has taken him to perform throughout the major music and festival scene of New Orleans and New England, as well as cities throughout Cuba, Brasil, Iceland, Mexico, Canada, Spain, France, Japan, and others. Hunter has worked at New Orleans' legendary Preservation Hall.


Performance History

Select Festival Performances:

Havana JoJazz Festival 2012

Yokohama Jazz Promenade 2012

Reykjavik Blues Festival 2016, 2017

Gray Fox Bluegrass Festival 2017

New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival 2018

Berklee Beantown Jazz Festival 2018

Satchmo SummerFest 2019

Select Performances with:

Ani DiFranco, Bonnie Raitt, Bruce Molsky, Catherine Russell, David Murray, Fred Wesley, Harry Shearer, Jim James, Old Crow Medicine Show, Michael Cerveris, Paul Sanchez, Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Steve Earle


Teachers and Influencers

Teachers:

Bobby Stanton, Bruce Molsky, Christian Scott, Curt Shumate, Dan Levinson, Dave Fiuczynski, Don Vappie, Donald Harrison Jr, Lenny Stallworth, Paul Rishell, Paula Cole, Peter Bernstein, Peter Eldridge, Sheryl Bailey, Tony Trischka, Woody Mann 

Influencers: 

Arsenio Rodriguez, Avalon Jazz Band, Bob Dylan, Chet Baker Dave Van Ronk, Dawes, Django Reinhardt, Ernesto Lecuona, Jim Campilongo, Joe Jackson, John Hartford, John Prine, Julian Lage, Lake Street Dive, Les Paul, Louis Armstrong, Nick Lucas, Old Crow Medicine Show, Pixinguinha, Tiny Tim, Tom Waits, Vince Giordano