BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20260530T000000Z DTEND:20260530T020000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:Barry Goodreau's Engine Room & Johnny A at Blue Ocean Music Hall DESCRIPTION:Friday\, May 29 | 8PM\n\nFeaturing Barry Goudreau\n\nFormerly of Boston\n\n\n\nReserved Seating: $35.50 $39.50\n\nVIP Meet & Greet: $50\n\n+ $3 Additional Day of Show\n\n\n\nBUY TICKETS\n\n\n\nAbout Barry Goudreau's Engine Room\n\nGuitarist Barry Goudreau\, formerly of Boston\, recently announced the release of his new CD\, "The Road" from his band Barry Goudreau's Engine Room. Barry's blues/rock ensemble includes his former RTZ bandmates Brian Maes on lead vocals and keyboards\, as well as Tim Archibald on bass. Both Maes and Archibald were members of Peter Wolf's House Party Five\, playing on two of his records and touring the world extensively. The band is rounded out with "Old" Tony DePietro on drums and Mary Beth Maes\, Terri O'Soro and Joanie Cicatelli on background vocals. Expect some favorites like "Smokin" and "Long Time" in their live set\, alongside songs from the new CD as well as tracks from "Full Steam Ahead"\, the 2017 release from Barry Goudreau's Engine Room.\n\n\n\nProduced by Brian Maes\, "The Road" features songs written by Goudreau\, Maes\, Archibald and DePietro\, with the sole exception of "The Rhythm Won't Stop"\, penned by Brad Delp and Barry Goudreau. Goudreau calls it "Contemporary classic rock"\, an apt description of songs like "Love Will Lead The Way"\, "Word To The Wise" and the power ballad "Shade" songs inspired the iconic music of the great rock bands of the 70s and beyond.\n\n\n\nThe Engine Room's 2017 CD Full Steam Ahead" covers the whole spectrum of blues and rock\, from the stripped down blues of "All Mine" to the all out rock assault of "Need". A longtime friend of Goudreau's\, legendary bluesman James Montgomery\, sits in on harp for "Layin' it Down {In Beantown}." Barry says "I wanted to look back to the acts of the late sixties and early seventies when they were reinventing the blues in new and exciting ways". The record was produced by Maes in his studio with Goudreau recording the guitar tracks in his own home studio.\n\n\n\nWith new music to play\, Barry Goudreau's Engine Room looks forward to a return to the stage!\n\n\n\nAbout Johnny A\n\nThe name 'Johnny A.' might not be so mainstream\, but there's no doubt that it's synonymous with guitar.\n\n\n\nHis passion began at the age of thirteen\, when he first saw the Beatles in Boston\, followed two years later by an in-person witnessing of Jimi Hendrix. From there\, he was hooked\, getting a cheap beginner guitar to try and play along with his early heroes which also included Yardbirds icons Eric Clapton\, Jeff Beck\, and Jimmy Page.\n\nSoon enough\, Johnny A. got it.\n\n\n\nBy the 1970's\, he was forming bands in the New England area\, drawing attention from several established musicians\, like Derek and the Dominos' keyboardist Bobby Whitlock and Doug Clifford of Creedence Clearwater Revival. Johnny A. became Music Director of J. Geils Band singer Peter Wolf's outfit\, coordinating the onstage arrangements\, playing on several tours and co-producing Wolf's 1996 album\, *Long Line.* What's more\, he was even asked to join The Yardbirds as their lead guitarist in 2015.\n\n\n\nAll this is to say that Johnny A. has the chops\, and that's not to mention his prolific solo career. Spanning three full-length albums\, Johnny A. has earned a Grammy Award nomination\, the honor of Boston Music Awards\, "Blues Artist of the Year 2010\," and a spot in the revered Boston Music Hall of Fame. Ever the restless spirit\, Johnny A. continues to glide across genres effortlessly\, exploring elements of jazz\, soul. He still fervently carries on the tradition of the legends he respected as a teen.\n\n\n\nJohnny A. is a Fender Custom\, Gibson Custom\, and Epiphone Guitar "Signature" Artist.\n\n\n\nJohnny has toured extensively throughout the USA\, Canada\, Europe\, and Asia. Major festival performances include: Fuji Rock (Japan)\, Leverkusen Jazztage (Germany)\, Eric Clapton's Crossroads Festival\, Montreal Jazz Festival\, SF Jazz\, and others.\n\n\n\nTo quote the London Free Press (Johnny A. is) "a musician who resists easy categorization and that's always cool by us."\n\n\n\nAnd as JAZZIZ Magazine so perfectly stated\, "Johnny A. has eclectic musical vision and the skills to realize it A.'s music is both accessible and sophisticated."\n\n\n\nWHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING:\n\n\n\n"Johnny A. is a light in a sea of guitar players. His unique and soulful full approach are peerless. Melody tone taste and a trick bag of surprises and a killer choice of see!" 5 time Grammy Award winning Artist STEVE LUKATHER- TOTO\n\n\n\n"Johnny A. has always had such a musical approach to the way he plays the guitar. He like a symphony orchestrator\, covering counterpoints and filling out harmonic is always comfortable and friendly and a delight to feel. He is a thoroughly guitarist". 3 time Grammy Award winning Artist STEVE VAI\n\n\n\n"Johnny A. is one of the finest guitarist's I've ever had the pleasure to listen to\, and I always learn something when we get together. He is a consummate musician on a world class level. I'll put him toe to toe with anyone!" Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee ELLIOT EASTON THE CARS \n\n\n\nIndulge your senses in great food and dine at one of our on-site restaurants before the show! Click to make a reservation for dinner before the show at Seaglass Restaurant or Capri Seaside Italian Kitchen & Pizzeria. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Friday\, May 29 | 8PM
\nFeaturing Barry Goudreau
\nFormerly of Boston
\n
\nReserved Seating: \; $35.50 &ndash\; $39.50
\nVIP Meet &\; Greet: $50
\n+ $3 Additional Day of Show
\n
\nBUY TICKETS
\n
\nAbout Barry Goudreau&rsquo\;s Engine Room
\nGuitarist Barry Goudreau\, formerly of Boston\, recently announced the release of his new CD\, &ldquo\;The Road&rdquo\; from his band Barry Goudreau&rsquo\;s Engine Room. Barry&rsquo\;s blues/rock ensemble includes his former RTZ bandmates Brian Maes on lead vocals and keyboards\, as well as Tim Archibald on bass. Both Maes and Archibald were members of Peter Wolf&rsquo\;s House Party Five\, playing on two of his records and touring the world extensively. The band is rounded out with &ldquo\;Old&rdquo\; Tony DePietro on drums and Mary Beth Maes\, Terri O&rsquo\;Soro and Joanie Cicatelli on background vocals. Expect some favorites like &ldquo\;Smokin&rdquo\; and &ldquo\;Long Time&rdquo\; in their live set\, alongside songs from the new CD as well as tracks from &ldquo\;Full Steam Ahead&rdquo\;\, the 2017 release from Barry Goudreau&rsquo\;s Engine Room.
\n
\nProduced by Brian Maes\, &ldquo\;The Road&rdquo\; features songs written by Goudreau\, Maes\, Archibald and DePietro\, with the sole exception of &ldquo\;The Rhythm Won&rsquo\;t Stop&rdquo\;\, penned by Brad Delp and Barry Goudreau. Goudreau calls it &ldquo\;Contemporary classic rock&rdquo\;\, an apt description of songs like &ldquo\;Love Will Lead The Way&rdquo\;\, &ldquo\;Word To The Wise&rdquo\; and the power ballad &ldquo\;Shade&rdquo\;&ndash\;songs inspired the iconic music of the great rock bands of the 70s and beyond.
\n
\nThe Engine Room&rsquo\;s 2017 CD Full Steam Ahead&rdquo\; covers the whole spectrum of blues and rock\, from the stripped down blues of &ldquo\;All Mine&rdquo\; to the all out rock assault of &ldquo\;Need&rdquo\;. A longtime friend of Goudreau&rsquo\;s\, legendary bluesman James Montgomery\, sits in on harp for &ldquo\;Layin&rsquo\; it Down {In Beantown}.&rdquo\; Barry says &ldquo\;I wanted to look back to the acts of the late sixties and early seventies when they were reinventing the blues in new and exciting ways&rdquo\;. The record was produced by Maes in his studio with Goudreau recording the guitar tracks in his own home studio.
\n
\nWith new music to play\, Barry Goudreau&rsquo\;s Engine Room looks forward to a return to the stage!
\n
\nAbout Johnny A
\nThe name &lsquo\;Johnny A.&rsquo\; might not be so mainstream\, but there&rsquo\;s no doubt that it&rsquo\;s synonymous with guitar.
\n
\nHis passion began at the age of thirteen\, when he first saw the Beatles in Boston\, followed two years later by an in-person witnessing of Jimi Hendrix. From there\, he was hooked\, getting a cheap beginner guitar to try and play along with his early heroes &mdash\; which also included Yardbirds icons Eric Clapton\, Jeff Beck\, and Jimmy Page.
\nSoon enough\, Johnny A. got it.
\n
\nBy the 1970&rsquo\;s\, he was forming bands in the New England area\, drawing attention from several established musicians\, like Derek and the Dominos&rsquo\; keyboardist Bobby Whitlock and Doug Clifford of Creedence Clearwater Revival. Johnny A. became Music Director of J. Geils Band singer Peter Wolf&rsquo\;s outfit\, coordinating the onstage arrangements\, playing on several tours and co-producing Wolf&rsquo\;s 1996 album\, *Long Line.* What&rsquo\;s more\, he was even asked to join The Yardbirds as their lead guitarist in 2015.
\n
\nAll this is to say that Johnny A. has the chops\, and that&rsquo\;s not to mention his prolific solo career. Spanning three full-length albums\, Johnny A. has earned a Grammy Award nomination\, the honor of Boston Music Awards\, &ldquo\;Blues Artist of the Year 2010\,&rdquo\; and a spot in the revered Boston Music Hall of Fame. Ever the restless spirit\, Johnny A. continues to glide across genres effortlessly\, exploring elements of jazz\, soul. He still fervently carries on the tradition of the legends he respected as a teen.
\n
\nJohnny A. is a Fender Custom\, Gibson Custom\, and Epiphone Guitar &ldquo\;Signature&rdquo\; Artist.
\n
\nJohnny has toured extensively throughout the USA\, Canada\, Europe\, and Asia. Major festival performances include: Fuji Rock (Japan)\, Leverkusen Jazztage (Germany)\, Eric Clapton&rsquo\;s Crossroads Festival\, Montreal Jazz Festival\, SF Jazz\, and others.
\n
\nTo quote the London Free Press (Johnny A. is) &ldquo\;a musician who resists easy categorization and that&rsquo\;s always cool by us.&rdquo\;
\n
\nAnd as JAZZIZ Magazine so perfectly stated\, &ldquo\;Johnny A. has eclectic musical vision and the skills to realize it&hellip\;A.&rsquo\;s music is both accessible and sophisticated.&rdquo\;
\n
\nWHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING:
\n
\n&ldquo\;Johnny A. is a light in a sea of guitar players. His unique and soulful full approach are peerless. Melody &ndash\; tone taste and a trick bag of surprises and a killer choice of see!&rdquo\; 5 time Grammy Award winning Artist &ndash\; STEVE LUKATHER- TOTO
\n
\n&ldquo\;Johnny A. has always had such a musical approach to the way he plays the guitar. He like a symphony orchestrator\, covering counterpoints and filling out harmonic is always comfortable and friendly and a delight to feel. He is a thoroughly guitarist&rdquo\;. &ndash\; 3 time Grammy Award winning Artist &ndash\; STEVE VAI
\n
\n&ldquo\;Johnny A. is one of the finest guitarist&rsquo\;s I&rsquo\;ve ever had the pleasure to listen to\, and I always learn something when we get together. He is a consummate musician on a world class level. I&rsquo\;ll put him toe to toe with anyone!&rdquo\; Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee &ndash\; ELLIOT EASTON &ndash\; THE CARS \;
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\nIndulge your senses in great food and dine at one of our on-site restaurants before the show! Click to make a reservation for dinner before the show at \;Seaglass Restaurant \;or \;Capri Seaside Italian Kitchen &\; Pizzeria. LOCATION:Blue Ocean Music Hall 4 Ocean Front North Salisbury\, Ma.\, 01952 UID:e.1189.164275 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260418T205504Z URL:https://business.newburyportchamber.org/events/details/barry-goodreau-s-engine-room-johnny-a-at-blue-ocean-music-hall-164275 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR