'This singer-guitarist may be the next Hendrix... churning his distorted strings into a euphoric moment of psychedelia.' So says The New York Times!?

Gary Clark Jr already fully filled an ABClub with that sound, conquered Werchter and earned a Grammy this year for 'Please Come Home' as Best Traditional Blues Performance.

Fans of Raphael Saadiq, Robert Cray, Robin Trower or Stevie Ray Vaughan are always welcome.
After all, Gary Clark Jr provides solid, guitar blues-rock without ego-tripping. More know-how than show. Every song is a spot on.
He's from Austin Texas USA, and grew up under the watchful eyes of the legendary Antone's and 'guitar guru' Jimmie Vaughan. He finally also completed his debut album in 2012, Blak & Blu (via Warner.)
Our JR already toured along for part of a 'farewell tour' by The Rolling Stones (hmmm, didn't they have an LP titled Black And Blue?) Add to that the praise from and collaborations with Alicia Keys, Eric Clapton, Nas, The Roots...

But still 'down to earth' enough for this dressing-room tip from his previous visit: 'As far as hospitality goes, we would like water, a fruit tray, veggie tray, some beer, and hand sanitizer. Let me know if you need anything further.'

The DeVilles, approved in extremis by Gary Clark Jr !

The DeVilles is a power-trio from Keerbergen who've consumed the required dose of music history. They're inspired by both 60’s rock ‘n’ roll and by blues bands, as well as by big modern names (Triggerfinger, Wolfmother, The Datsuns). A mix of rock, blues, garage and rock ‘n’ roll results in a youthful and eager collective that isn't afraid of a little entertainment. Think hard, edgy and sexy.