Adrian Legg at Sellersville Theater 1894

Since the 1990 release of his first U.S. recording “Guitars and Other Cathedrals,” Adrian Legg has more than lived up to the expectations stirred by an ongoing avalanche of praise from critics, fans, top guitar magazines and peers alike. He’s been named “Best Fingerstyle Guitarist” four years straight by the readers of Guitar Player Magazine and also had top albums according to Guitar Player in its annual readers’ polls. In his electro-acoustic quest, Legg finds the holy guitar grail melding tone, technique and technology.

"kind of cross between Robert Fripp and Garrison Keillor," - Audio magazine...

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Since the 1990 release of his first U.S. recording “Guitars and Other Cathedrals,” Adrian Legg has more than lived up to the expectations stirred by an ongoing avalanche of praise from critics, fans, top guitar magazines and peers alike. He’s been named “Best Fingerstyle Guitarist” four years straight by the readers of Guitar Player Magazine and also had top albums according to Guitar Player in its annual readers’ polls. In his electro-acoustic quest, Legg finds the holy guitar grail melding tone, technique and technology.

"kind of cross between Robert Fripp and Garrison Keillor," - Audio magazine
“He’s simply the best acoustic guitar player I’ve ever heard…he plays like he has hammers for fingers.” - Joe Satriani
"There are guitarists, there are axe-wielding maniacs, and then there are wizards. Adrian Legg is one of the wizards. He has enough technique to do just about anything he wants, but also the sensitivity to honour the contours of a melody." – Philadelphia Inquirer

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