Blues musician Seasick Steve, you might remember, emerged in around 2007 onto the scene with a strange and detailed origin story that, among other things, claimed ...

Late-blooming blues-rock sensation Seasick Steve is not the first internationally celebrated musician to walk into the Belly Up, unannounced, to buy a concert ticket — a distinction also shared by ...

“Forty years ago, Seasick Steve was a hobo whose constant wandering brought him down here to the Deep South more than once. At 13, he had fled his home in Oakland, California, on the run from a ...

John Paul Jones, bassist for Led Zeppelin-- and more recently, cross-generational supergroup Them Crooked Vultures -- rather randomly turned up on the British music show 'Later With Jules Holland' to ...

Seasick Steve has had an incredible career thus far, and he is nowhere near done just yet. The American musician has just confirmed a string of UK tour dates that span the entire year and country.

Led Zeppelin’s John Paul Jones will once again appear at Bonnaroo— this time as a guest with Seasick Steve. The two have a long history together as Jones played on Seasick Steve’s 2011 album You Can’t ...

Seasick Steve has announced details of his new album ‘A Trip A Stumble A Fall Down On Your Knees’, and has shared its lead single ‘Backbone Slip’. The album is set to be released on June 7 via SO ...

Since bursting onto the scene in 2006 with a pair of tattered dungarees, a battered three-string guitar and a lifetime’s worth of stories, late-flowering bluesman Seasick Steve’s life has moved fast ...

"It's all good. Y'all. ". With a vintage stamp and smelling of diesel and Jack Daniels, Steve 'Seasick' Wold went on to win the best breakthrough act at this years Mojo awards, and in turn has been ...

The official biography, documented repeatedly in the hundreds of press interviews Steve has given in the past decade, recalls a teenage escape from an abusive step-father, followed by a youth spent on ...

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