Billy Price Band ft: Tad Robinson at The Tin Pan

If you know the name Billy Price, you already know the résumé — and if you don’t, this is your cue to pay attention.

A cornerstone of modern soul and blues, Billy Price lives in the details: the phrasing that lands just behind the beat, the easy authority in his delivery, the way a horn section locks in and swings without ever crowding the vocal. His voice is seasoned but never stiff — conversational, confident, and deeply musical in a way that comes only from decades onstage.

A former frontman for Roy Buchanan, a Blues Music Award winner, and the longtime force behind The Keystone Rhythm Band and the Billy Price Band, Price brings both history and immediacy to every performance. His sets move effortlessly between deep soul, sharp-edged blues, and grooves that feel lived-in rather than rehearsed. It’s not about spectacle — it’s about command, chemistry, and songs delivered with distinctive style and passion.

Tad Robinson
TEN-TIME BLUES MUSIC AWARD NOMINEE TAD ROBINSON is an American singer/songwriter, harmonica player, and bandleader known for his smooth, emotive voice and a deep-rooted feel for classic soul and blues. Based in North Carolina, Robinson first gained national attention in the early 2000s after he was signed by the legendary Chicago Blues label Delmark Records. He has since emerged as one of the genre’s top-shelf modern recording artists and performers. His band’s live shows brim with energetic, irresistible grooves, and passionate storytelling.

He tours widely in the U.S. and has played in over 20 countries worldwide with performances at many of the most important international blues festivals. On his eight albums as a leader, Robinson has recorded with a who’s who of the blues and soul scenes including Otis Clay, the Memphis Horns, Hi Rhythm Section, Robert Ward, Anson Funderburgh, Johnny Moeller, Kevin McKendree, Dave Specter, Alex Schultz, Kevin Anker, and many others.