Scott Kirby is one of Northern Wisconsin's most prolific and versatile musicians, performing around 200 gigs per year. His journey through the music world has taken him from the grand stages of America's Got Talent and Big Top Chautauqua to the intimate settings of supper clubs and dive bars across the Midwest. Kirby's performances have graced venues as diverse as the House of Blues, the Hard Rock Cafe, and even the street corners of Broadway in Nashville and the subway platforms of New York City.
Kirby's unique sound, which he calls "Bluecountry-Folkgrass," is a captivating blend of Americana that resonates deeply with his audience. His soulful delivery and heartfelt lyrics have earned him a dedicated following and high praise from critics. As Jer from SleepingBagStudios puts it, "Scott has always had the gift without a doubt – but hearing him put it to such extraordinary use with such precision, power, and skill is nothing but pure joy to experience."
In addition to his busy performance schedule, Kirby is deeply committed to his community. He facilitates a music program at his local GiGi's Playhouse and offers private lessons through the Campanile Center for the Arts Music Conservatory. Mostly self-taught on guitar, Kirby has also undergone extensive voice training with renowned voice coach Ken Stacey.
Kirby's dedication to his craft and his community, combined with his authentic connection to music, has helped him forge a successful career over the past two decades. His music continues to inspire and uplift those who have the pleasure of experiencing it.
