7.11.08 WMZQ Fest video of "The Address" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjGG7ZxwKFw
7.1.08 Check out the John Luskey Band video from the Kennedy Center! http://kennedycenter.com/programs/millennium/archive.html
Scroll down to June 27th and click "Watch this Performance".
5.31.08 W MZQ Fest Pics are in (click here)
John Luskey Band performs WMZQ-Fest!!! at Nissan Pavilion with Sugarland, Phil Vasser, Tracy Byrd, Laura Bryna, Jypsi, Dillon James and Zac Brown!
4.25.2008
Nashville Star update. John made it to the top 50, but did not make the show. Thanks for your prayers and support. We'll try again next year!
4.3.2008 Call Awesome Frank Dawson to thank him and request the songs to be played more every morning! John's song "King of the World", "The House" and "Honky Tonk Rhythm" are being played on WKIK 102.9 Today's Country..... 1-800-KIK-1029 or 1-800-545-1029 Listen on line at www.country1029wkik.com Listen on line at www.country1029wkik.com
3.15.2008
John auditioned for Nashville Star!!!! We will know in a few weeks whether he'll be on the show!!! Right after the auditions, he performed to a sold out crowd at the Calvert marine Museum! What a day...
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Buy it now See pics of WMZQ Fest 2008 @ Nissan Pavilion!! See pics of John Luskey opening for Gretchen Wilson pics John opening for Gretchen Wilson Sunday Sept. 23 at the Calvert marine Museum!! Please visit www.JohnLuskey.com for the events calendar and more info!
http://www.johnluskey.com
John Luskey, a Maryland Native, learned enough guitar by the age of thirteen to join his first band and write his first song. His first show was at a local dive in front of a handful of people. By the time he was ready for college, he was performing in and around the Maryland suburbs. Four years later, John Luskey and his band would open up for Gretchen Wilson and perform with Kenny Chesney, Brooks-n-Dunn, Rascal Flatts, and Toby Keith. He has received awards from Billboard Magazine for "When She Cries" and "King Of The World" and from The John Lennon Songwriting Contest for "Honky Tonk Rhythm".
For more information, check out his website:
http://www.johnluskey.com