The Jack City Blues Band is an AWARD-WINNING, powerhouse rockin' blues band that moves and grooves with a smokin' guitar and solid rhythm section. They are known for their energetic live shows, combining high-energy blues, jump blues, rock and swing. The result is uplifting, feel-good music that comes from the heart and gets people to their feet.

The Jack City Blues Band has the honor of being one of San Diego's MOST AWARD-WINNING bands, collecting awards at the local, state and national levels. Once known as the popular country/blues band Grand Central Station, the band competed with 42 states, winning Band of the Year honors for the Country Music Associations of America at an awards ceremony held in Las Vegas, Nevada.

On October 2, 2011, two members of the Jack City Blues Band were inducted into the Western Swing HALL OF FAME. They were recognized for their musicianship through performance careers at a formal awards ceremony held in Sacramento, California.

The Jack City Blues Band attracted the attention of Creedence Clearwater producer Russ Gary, who is also the musical producer of several television sitcoms. This meeting led to an original recording project at the House of Blues Studios in Los Angeles where hit albums from such artists as Stevie Ray Vaughan, Keb 'Mo, The Wallflowers, among many others, have been recorded.

National acts that the Jack City Blues Band has opened for include the Marshall Tucker Band, Asleep At The Wheel, Steve Earl, Juice Newton and more. They have also appeared in live television broadcasts and infomercials and also live radio broadcasts. Their original songs have received airplay in the United States as well as Europe.

The Jack City Blues Band members include Jack Naughton on lead guitar and vocals, Sandy Naughton on Bass and vocals, and Dave Swinington on Drums and vocals.

To fully experience the Jack City Blues Band you must see them live exhibiting their talents. Their desire is to touch people's lives and make them happy through their music...........and they do just that!

Like the man said, "If you don't know the blues, then you don't know Jack!"

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