Anthony Garcia - Flamenco Guitarist Flamenco guitarist

I need a space along the perimiter of the event area, preferably with access to one electrical outlet.

Load-in location is always helpful as is parking. A contact name for someone at the venue, email and phone number are usually the most helpful.

I provide my own sound for 98% of events. It depends on the number of guests expected and if there is a contracted audio provider involved.

I run MP3s from my computer that are the same stylistically.

Each event has its own challenges and unique charms. The best gigs are the ones where I am consulted about where I am to set up and where staff ensure I have what I need.

The ones that give me the greatest freedom to play the music I love.

I began trying to find opportunites to play professionally in 2006 and have continued to book weddings and corporate & private events ever since.

Vicente Amigo, Gerardo Núñez, Rafael Riqueni, Paco de Lucía, Paco Peña, Chicuelo, and a few others.

I normally arrive 1.5 - 2 hours ina dvance to set up and warm up. I usually play 45 minute sets with a 10 or 15 minute break. However, depending on the total length of the performance, I may take a a very short break break if I'm only playing 2 hours. If playing 4 - 5 hours, I need 15 minute breaks every hour to give my hands, wrists and forearms a break.

Yes, but I do need to be in the shade. Tree shade or umrella are fine.

I am a flamenco specialist. I can play a few classical or traditional songs for weddings. I will accept a pop song here or there for weddings as long as I can find sheet music for it and if it won't take a lot of practice to learn. Other than that, I play from my repertoire.

I've had many comments, but I am told the music is well suited to the event.