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The Crawdaddies are a very popular emerging artist from the East Coast whose music combines some of Louisiana's Cajun / Zydeco / Blues sounds with North Eastern's Roots Rock / Americana / Ska influences to create a very unique sound that is all its own.

Crawdaddies news: "Gimme Some" awarded SILVER
from the Mid-Atlantic Song Contest!
The Crawdaddies have a great live performance
(recorded at the WC Handy Blues Festival
in Henderson, KY)
being featured on the national PBS series "Jubilee.”

“This is perhaps the most commercial band I’ve seen in this genre of music. They can play any venue anywhere, anytime. What an incredible, exciting group of professional musicians.”

Robert Metzgar
Legends Hall of Fame Producer
Universal Music
Capitol Management Group
Nashville, TN

"The Crawdaddies should be on your Radar, Calendar and iPod.
These DC-Baltimore-based players got a WAMMIE nomination for their squeezebox-enabled music. Drawing inspiration from Zydeco but also the ska revival, “Keep Lookin' Up” bops along merrily in a people-pleasing way. This is the kind of highly professional touring band that seems just designed for festival stages and happy outdoor crowds."

written by
Joel Sparks
On Tap Magazine 2007

To learn more about our CDs and download several of our songs, click on "CDs" above.

The Crawdaddies' release “Keep Lookin' Up” was nominated for a Wammie award at The 21st Annual Washington, DC Area Music Awards.

"Best Cajun Album of 2006" and
song "Gimme Some" took 2nd place for "Best Cajun Song of 2006"

The Crawdaddies
use exclusively

Audix Microphones

D'Aquisto Music Strings


Chris Huntington uses G&L Guitars.

Thanks to our friends at Blue Heron Entertainment, Magic Bus Music Forum, BaltimoreBands.com and
Cat's Eye Pub for helping publicize our band.

The Crawdaddies email

The Crawdaddies LLC
1607 Lancaster St.
Baltimore, MD 21231-3423
Management Agency:
Head-On Entertainment, Inc., 410-903-8634

Copyright: 1998-2009 - Revised: Feb. 28, 2009

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