See Stone White & the Soul Society live in LA May 27th…

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Join us for an fun evening of music and dancing as me and the Soul Society hit the stage with opening act Rachel Rizner and The Resonators in Los Angeles on May 27th! We will be performing some of your favorite classic rock, blues, funk, old R&B and original music. Don’t miss out, the tickets are only $10 online ($15 at the door), click below to get yours! It is going to be a great night of music!!!

If you want to see a preview, check out the video below of me and the band performing the Beatles classic “Come Together”. If you like it, you can also download the tune! Enjoy! 🙂

Talk to you soon,

Stone

CLICK HERE to see Stone White & the Soul Society perform live in Los Angeles May 27th!!

CLICK HERE to get your tickets for the May 27th show in Los Angeles before tickets are gone!

“A dazzling entertainer, a stunning performer and a versatile musician; these are some of the adjectives that come to mind when describing Stone White, a driven, charismatic and unique artist with an explosive attitude. His recent CD release, “Groove Thang” is chock-full of stunning grooves, funky vibes and bluesy overtones, following in the footsteps of masters such as James Brown, Otis Redding, The Beatles or The Rolling Stones. Stone White is an absolute master at translating his love for old-school soul, rock and R&B into a modern and appealing blend of sound that captures the attention of a broad audience.” – The Bandcamp Diaries

Stone White & the Soul Society’s live performance of the Beatles “Come Together”

If you enjoyed the video of “Come Together”, you can DOWNLOAD the audio recording Here! Enjoy!

“Groove Thang is undoubtedly one of the best independent records thus far in 2017” – The Independent Spotlight

“Groove Thang is full of versatility, fun, heart and outrageous talent” – Sleeping Bag Studios

“Groove Thang is chock-full of stunning grooves, funky vibes and bluesy overtones, following in the footsteps of masters such as James Brown, Otis Redding, The Beatles or The Rolling Stones.” – The Bandcamp Diaries

“… almost near perfection; this music is beautiful and should never be tamed” – Beyond The Record