Born in Brandon, Florida, Damon Fowler is one of the most fascinating guitarists, singers, and songwriters of his generation. He started actively as a musician in the early nineties and released his first album, the self-released "Riverview Drive", produced by the legendary Rick Derringer in 1999. Since then his reputation has increased with each album released and his live performances have validated his indisputable personal brand, in which southern music has sifted its precise accent to perform a blues of unquestionable authorship. His first work with national repercussion was obtained after signing with Blind Pig Records and releasing "Sugar Shark" in 2009, a decisive a step forward in his career as a musician. It was in 2013 when, after a jam session, Victor Wainwright and JP Soars proposed him to extend the session and form the band "Southern Hospitality", recording the acclaimed album "Easy Livin'". In 2018, Tab Benoit produced him the magnificent "The Whiskey Bayou Sessions" for his own label and three years later he joined the Landslide Records family releasing "Alafia Moon", album nominated in the last BMA edition in the category of best blues-rock album of the year. In this latest work "Live at The Palladium" we find Damon Fowler in full form, with the collaboration of his friend Jason Ricci on harmonica and leaving his fans an electrifying catalog of good feelings.