



Connor Clark

The Revival
Introducing the soulful collective Connor Clark and Blue Rhythm Revival, a Nashville-based band that weaves together the diverse threads of rock and roll, blues, and Southern rock. At the helm is Connor Clark, leading with his distinctive guitar work and lending his emotive vocals and poignant songwriting to the band's sonic tapestry. The rhythmic heartbeat of Blue Rhythm Revival is none other than the powerhouse drummer Nick Howard, an original band member from Zuma (2017) and a steadfast collaborator with Clark since the beginning. Together, they've weathered the highs and lows of a musical journey, creating a sound that resonates with authenticity and passion. Returning to the fold is the prodigious guitarist Kyle McAllister, who played a crucial role in the late Zuma era. Corina Joy adds layers of enchantment to the ensemble with her finesse on keys and vocals, completing a harmonious blend that defines the Blue Rhythm melodics. Enter the Revival’s low-end maestros: Phil Simpson, a bass player with a walk that echoes Motown sophistication and groove. Simpson’s bass lines add a distinctive rolling rumble infusing each composition with a rhythmic expertise that transcends genres. In the midst of the Nashville music scene, Connor Clark & Blue Rhythm Revival stand as a testament to Rock and Roll. Their music pays homage to royalty drawing inspiration from the likes of the The Allman Brothers, Little Feat, Neil Young and Gov’t Mule to the pioneers of the present like All Them Witches, Marcus King, My Morning Jacket and King Gizzard & the Wizard Lizard. The result is a sonic journey that bridges the gap between the nostalgic echoes of yesteryear and the contemporary pulse of today focused around the soul of a jam with the heart of a song. Together, this band creates an electrifying live experience that invites audiences to immerse themselves in the evolving story of Connor Clark & Blue Rhythm Revival. With each note, they celebrate the magic of music’s ability to bring people together whether it’s within the band or within the audience. Both are one in the same; a Revival.