Chuck Clough Solo singer/guitarist singing acoustic rock from 60's, 70's - and beyond

For solo, I need about a 3x5 space and a place to plug in gear. Duo, a 6x8, and full band, 8x10 or so. (full band is two guitarists, bassist, drums, and keys if available).

We need to know any directions that will help us find the venue and find the right place to load in our equipment.

Yes, we’re completely self-contained. We bring our own PA system and a simple lighting rig to all of our gigs."

Yes, we’re happy to play music from Spotify before, after and between our sets. We’re happy to choose the music ourselves or let the client choose the music.

My fellow guitarist and I opened for America when they were on tour, as well as The Wallflowers and The Gin Blossoms.

Private house parties are always fun when the crowd gives requests!

I've been playing all my life and have been more focused recently playing solo. I have a great duo/full band as well! I had about 200 gigs last year, which was my busiest ever - mostly solo - but we are asked a lot to play local private house parties, a few weddings and a ton of bars, restaurants and breweries as well as a farm here and there.

I normally arrive 1 hour before start time unless requested and usually take a 10 minute break about halfway through the performance.

I am happy to play outside but would like to be in the shade, have a flat level surface and a power supply close to the performance area

I can learn specific songs before the event but I usually limit this to 5 songs. The clients are welcome to pick a set list from our repertoire or let us choose the music for them.

Solo is a bit more for a listening audience, duo less so and we can let loose a bit. Full band can be a full party!