Vic Dillahay

With his wide-open tone and wryly witty compositions, Colorado-based guitarist Vic Dillahay blends a myriad of styles into an unmistakably unique voice. For over 20 years, he has refined this distinctive sound with numerous jazz ensembles, Liam O'Beirne's progressive Celtic band Indigent Row, and the fusion trio Graphite Addiction with Pete Ehrmann (Generations) and Tim Carmichael (3ology). His discography is equally eclectic, having appeared on over 25 albums ranging from swing jazz to electronic noise. His recent solo work explores the rich history of American music with free-roving jazz, blues, and rock-tinged improvisations.

Vic is committed to supporting music education for everyone, teaching all ages and levels of experience at Boomer Music Company in Fort Collins and Guitars, Etc. in Longmont. He is a sought after clinician and coach across the region with an emphasis on jazz guitar at the middle and high school level. Some of his students have gone on to study music at Berklee School of Music, The University of North Texas, and The University of Colorado Denver and a number of them are currently professional musicians. He is a board member with the Longmont Jazz Association and is the chair of its education committee.

Vic Dillahay’s tracks

• Penguin Eddie by Vic Dillahay
• Kiddo by Vic Dillahay
• Ricky Loves LuLu by Vic Dillahay
• Guitar III Em Song by Vic Dillahay
• Somewhere We Called Home by Vic Dillahay
• 01 - Minor Apocalypses by Vic Dillahay
• 02 - Late Snow by Vic Dillahay
• 05 - The One Nice Weekend In September by Vic Dillahay
• 07 - Somewhere She Still Is by Vic Dillahay
• 05 - For Almost Dancing - Other Occasions Part 5 by Vic Dillahay