27 year old, Patrick Droney is an exceptionally talented man, with wisdom beyond his years and kindness in his veins. Droney's dad was a session guitarists in the 70's and the person who gave Patrick his first guitar at age 6. By the age of 13 he received the "New Generation Award” by the Robert Johnson Blues Foundation(of which he is a board member today). From the unbelievable age of 12 Patrick has been working and touring, supporting big name artist such as B.B. King, James Brown, and Elvis Costello.
He studied at the Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music at NYU and received song placements in prestigious TV shows. This success caught the eye of legendary brand, Fender. He is now an ambassador for the brand. With all his successes, he has still not forgot his values and has charitable endeavors in both the local and national communities to this day.
Patrick Droney describes his music as follows: "little bit of old, little bit of new, I like to call it the new-classic... Soulful, Bluesy, but still pop". With guitar influences such as B.B. King, Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and songwriting influences like Jeff Buckley and Damien Rice.
Droney, though well experience, has just put out his debut self-titled EP. This EP and Patrick's recent move to Nashville have created a strong foundation for him to catapult off of.