An evening of Fingerstyle Guitar Featuring Bryce Mullins
About
Experience an intimate night of world-class musicianship at the Poduty Podcast Theater. Bryce Mullins is a fingerstyle guitarist and songwriter from Batesville, Indiana, known for his captivating live performances that create the sound of a full ensemble from a single guitar. His albums First Sip, Cask Strength, and Breakthrough draw from a wide palette of influences, resulting in a sound that is distinctly his own. With a background in classical guitar and a master’s degree in the field, Bryce blends technical precision with melodic storytelling, shaped by influences like Tommy Emmanuel, Chet Atkins, Jerry Reed, and Steve Howe. Fingerstyle legend Tommy Emmanuel praised Bryce’s original compositions, saying, “I wish more people wrote music like that,” while Minor 7th called him “the real finger-picking deal,” adding, “He’s a little bit Americana, a little bit Celtic, has some serious country blues chops, and can swing like an old-time jazz-er, sauntering through the Great American Songbook.” In addition to his solo work, Bryce plays lead guitar for the Yorkridge Boys and is a sought-after studio musician.