New Release: Got No Sense
Here’s my latest release. Got No Sense is inspired by the guitar playing of Robert Pete Williams. This is my first song that mixes electronic instruments with vocals and guitar.
Upcoming in Person and Online Events
June 1 with Joe Filisko our Top 3 Favorite Blues Duos (live online broadcast) LEARN MORE
June 7-11 Harmonica Masters Workshops (with Joe Filisko) Joe and Eric will be teaching harmonica and guitar courses as well as performing MORE INFO
June 16 5:30-8pm The Battleground 425 Cherry Street Kent, Ohio MORE INFO
July 23-29 Augusta Heritage Center Blues Week (with Joe Filisko) Joe and Eric will be teaching a duo class as well as separate harmonica and guitar classes LEARN MORE
August 15-20 60th annual SPAH Harmonica Convention (with Joe Filisko) Sheraton Westport Chalet, St Louis Missouri. Joe and Eric will be featured on a mainstage concert to celebrate 20 years as a duo MORE INFO
October 26-28 Harmonica NorthWest Corbett, Oregon (with Joe Filisko) Joe and Eric will be teaching along with Kim Field, Andrew Alli and Ross Garren MORE INFO
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Sign up now for Eric’s Fingerpicking Guitar Course in Germany June 7-11
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to level up you guitar playing in beautiful Trossingen, Germany. The acoustic fingerpicking blues guitar class will feature over 12 hours of in class learning as well as opportunities to perform and meet other players. The workshop will include songs in a variety of styles including alternating bass, driving thumb and open tuning slide guitar. I’ll also be performing and leading jam sessions with Joe Filisko. Hope you can join me! Learn More
Online Guitar Workshop Now Available
Acoustic Blues Musician & Songwriter
Eric Noden is an award winning acoustic blues and roots musician based out of Chicago, Illinois. Eric has been featured on music festivals in over 15 countries and 3 continents. He has released 9 albums including his duo work with harmonica master Joe Filisko and Chicago blues legend Billy Boy Arnold.