Moreland & Arbuckle

Moreland & Arbuckle is an American blues band formed in 2005 in the small town of El Dorado, Kansas. The duo consists of guitarist and vocalist Aaron Moreland and harmonica player and vocalist Dustin Arbuckle. They started out playing local gigs and quickly gained a following due to their unique blend of traditional blues and modern elements. Their first album, 'Flood,' was released in 2006, showcasing their raw talent and distinctive sound. Over the years, they have released several albums, toured extensively, and built a solid reputation in the American blues scene.

The band's influences include classic blues artists such as Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, and Robert Johnson, as well as contemporary artists like the Black Keys and Jonny Lang. They also draw inspiration from folk, rock, and Americana music, which contributes to their eclectic sound. Their songwriting often reflects personal experiences and social issues, melding storytelling with powerful musical arrangements.

Moreland & Arbuckle is known for their energetic live performances, often featuring improvisational elements. The duo primarily uses guitar, harmonica, and drums in their recordings and performances. They have been active in the blues festival circuit, playing at renowned venues and events across the United States and internationally.

Moreland & Arbuckle have carved out a niche in the blues genre with their innovative approach that combines traditional roots with contemporary influences. Their ability to engage audiences with both original compositions and traditional covers has contributed to the revitalization of the blues genre, making them significant figures in modern American music.