“Intensely sensitive and impressively intelligent at the same time. ”
— Billboard Magazine
Washington City Paper - March 19, 2020
Local and Regional Performers reflect on life without live Music in the wake of Coronavirus
“Within 24 hours, 90 percent of my income was gone,” he says. “Every single gig I had booked was canceled, and now I have no income.”
Frederick News-Post - March 26, 2020
FAlling on deaf ears: frederick music community scrambles as closures and cancellations compromise artists' livelihoods
For a lot of musicians, playing live isn’t just a form of art; it’s their livelihood. Steven Gellman is one of those musicians.
Steven Gellman's
Home Sweet home tour
From March 23 through March 27, 2020 Steven went on a virtual tour to select venues around his house! The entire tour, plus bonus content, is now available. Click here for more info.
About Steven
Honest, sincere, and often humorous, Steven Gellman has been performing his slice-of-life lyrics to audiences across the United States since the mid-90s. Described by Billboard Magazine as "intensely sensitive and impressively intelligent,” Gellman’s songwriting spans eight independent releases. On stage, Gellman combines friendly banter with a sonorous, tenor voice that critics have compared to the late John Denver. Gellman has performed at acclaimed venues such as the Birchmere and Club Passim and has opened for the likes of Al Stewart, Richie Havens, Dar Williams, Cheryl Wheeler and others.
“Gellman's sensitive songcraft incorporates simple but evocative slice-of-life imagery, homespun folk warmth, keen pop instincts, and crisp, first-rate musicianship.”
— Taylor Guitars