Jamiah Rogers @ Buddy Guy’s Legends, Chicago

The exciting RISING young star on the Chicago blues scene, JAMIAH ROGERS has a brand new Delmark single out, and you can catch him live in Chicago quite often, including a highly anticipated show headlining a Saturday night at the world famous Buddy Guy’s Legends!!

Jamiah Rogers “Deacon Denzel” – Comin’ For Mine – DELMARK RECORDS

The Jamiah Rogers Band will be headlining Buddy Guys Legends starting at 10:30p.m. Tyvon Rice on Drums, Isaiah Horne on bass, and special guest appearances. Hope to see you for a Dirty Church Service.

Jamiah ‘Deacon Denzel’ Rogers and The Dirty Church Band

Ages 21 and up

Saturday, November 23

Show: 9pm

$25

Buddy Guy’s Legends

Online ticket cut off time is 4:00PM day of show.

Tickets are available at the door after 5:00PM

21+ After 8:00PM

Free Acoustic Set:   TBA  –  5:30-8:00PM 

Opening Band: Sean McKee  –  9:00-10:00PM 

Headlining Band: 

Jamiah ‘Deacon Denzel’ Rogers and The Dirty Church Band –  10:30PM – Close

SEATING POLICY: 

All tickets sold are General Admission, which means table/bar seating are on a first-come, first-served basis. Buying your ticket online in advance guarantees admission (not seating). We recommend arriving early for seating. The number of patrons in our standing room areas will be limited to maintain safe distances. 

PHOTO/VIDEO POLICY:
No professional photo/video equipment will be allowed without a media pass.

BAG/SEARCH POLICY: 

No luggage, large bags, backpacks, briefcases, or computer bags. Small bags and purses are subject to search.

http://www.thejamiahrogers.com/

The Baddest Young Chicago Blues Man

JAMIAH “DEACON DENZEL” ROGERS &
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​”THE DIRTY CHURCH BAND”

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Jamiah Rogers’ Bio

As a young man on today’s blues scene, Jamiah Rogers is often asked  “How do you  feel about the blues, and do you see a future in the blues?” His response is enthusiastic, “The blues feels great, it lives through us all, and it will never die”.  His energy and enthusiasm for the blues is evident in his electric, highly charged shows. His guitar playing has been described as a “sonic rocket”.  His sound is inspired by his heroes including Bob Marley, Jimi Hendrix, Albert King, Freddie King, B.B. King, Howlin’ Wolf and Muddy Waters. His 2024 debut single on Delmark Records Comin’ For Mine is a powerful statement of his future in the blues.

Jamiah was born April 21, 1995 in the south suburbs of Chicago. He is the eldest child in a musical family.  His mother sang and his father played multiple instruments, focusing on guitar.  At the age of three, Jamiah started playing drums at school, church, and in his father’s band, The Tony Rogers Band. There he performed a multitude of genres including funk, soul, rock, reggae, and R&B.  His parents encouraged him to learn a variety of instruments with his father mentoring him on guitar.  He is well versed on piano, bass, and organ although guitar and drums are his first loves.  Rogers and his father also began writing and producing music together when Jamiah was young which taught him how to begin to develop his own sound.

At the age of 15, Jamiah started his first power trio Jamiah On Fire & The Red Machine with his father playing bass. He recorded two cds Taking The Stage (2012) and Winners Never Quit  (2015).  In 2017, Jamiah recorded his first solo release Blues Superman.  Jamiah released his first self produced EP,  Born Again Blues  in February of 2021 which consisted of five original songs. He has performed at clubs and festivals across the U.S. and world wide  as a special guest and with his own band.  He was asked to be a part of  the Experience Hendrix in 2010 and closed the concert out with Billy Cox at the Chicago Theatre. In 2018 Jamiah toured Europe with BMA winner Annika Chambers on the New Blues Generation Tour. He toured with blues legends John Primer and Billy Branch in the UK in 2023.   This summer he brought his unique brand of blues–which he calls Dirty Church Funk– to Lollapalooza  on the Chicago Made stage. 

Honoring and respecting the history of Chicago blues while paving the way for the future  is important to Jamiah and a major reason he signed with the venerable Delmark Records.  Many of Chicago’s blues icons have embraced and encouraged him thus far in his career and only see bright things on his horizon.  
 
​”Jamiah is an extremely talented artist who can play many instruments and comes from a blues family. He’s building his career to take blues into the future. I’m proud of him and know he is going to go far”—John Primer

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