Ed Rogers has been entertaining audiences for well over a decade as a singer, guitarist, drummer, producer and songwriter. With his powerful voice and unique mix of originals and covers, Rogers crosses genres to explore the connections between country, folk, rock and blues music.
 Ed began performing in the music hotbed of Austin, Texas in the late 1990’s. After migrating to Fort Worth, he spent years playing with an outlaw band of songwriters called the Gypsy Troubadours. Rogers went on to release Misery and Gold in 2003 and began performing solo and with the Ed Rogers Band, sharing the stage with luminaries like Steven Fromholz, Bruce Robison and Jim Lauderdale. These days, he splits his time between his solo work and as a sideman for various acts, currently including the matthew show (guitar), Stefan & the Clantons (drums) and No Class (drums).
An experienced studio musician, Ed has recorded at world-class facilities including Eagle Audio in Fort Worth, Ardent Studios and the legendary Sun Studio in Memphis, Tennessee.
He is currently recording a collection of his originals that highlight his "country" side, and working on a reunion of the alt-country-rock band Sam the Lion with Fort Worth songwriter Chris Curtis.
Rogers also performs as Ed Foo in the online world of Second Life, performing for virtual audiences from around the globe. Visit secondlife.com to learn more. |
"Honky-tonk country and the rock-folk
hybrid mingle on this Fort Worth resident's fine CD."
- Dallas Morning News
