Larry Jack Caldwell

Singer songwriter Larry Jack Caldwell came of age in the 70s & 80s, singing and playing keys in rock bands since then. He describes his sound as a rich stew of the classic rock, R & B, country rock, singer-songwriter, blues, and gospel music he grew up on, seasoned with more recent influences like Counting Crowes, No Doubt, The Killers, Sam Smith, and Ed Sheeran.

Born in Wichita, Kansas, he’s based in Los Angeles, where he sings in nightclubs 4 or 5 nights a week. His passionate, emotional live performances have fans of all ages up on their feet, dancing, and singing along.

Larry especially loves connecting with high-energy 20-something crowds on his signature covers of classics like “Drift Way,” “At This Moment,” “Come and Get Your Love,” “Dreams,” “I Don’t Want to Miss A Thing,” or “Ordinary World,” and more recent hits like “Perfect,” “When You Were Young,” “A Long December,” or “Say You Won’t Let Go.”

As a songwriter, he thinks of himself as a storyteller, like James Taylor, Ed Sheeran, or Bob Seger; expressing his life experiences through heartfelt, timeless lyrics served in his unique musical stew, backed by some of the very best musicians and producers in L.A.