Webb Dalton Band

Webb Dalton Band

JMA "Artist of the Year" for '23 and two-time #1 Trop Rock Chart topping songwriter, Webb Dalton's love for playing music and for entertaining has spanned over 40 years with videos on CMT, TNN and GAC, and singles on the Billboard charts. Webb has opened shows for Garth Brooks, George Strait, Randy Travis, Gin Blossoms, George Jones, Keith Whitley, and others, and performed during the Victory Tour for President George W. Bush.

Webb is also Founder/President of Gulf Coast Musicians Medical Fund (501(c)3) that began he began in 2018 to assist Gulf Coast Musicians and Songwriters with financial assistance with medical care at no cost to the musician or songwriter. Webb recorded a Gospel CD, "Things Left Undone" to kick off the charity with all proceeds from the sale of the CD goes to Gulf Coast Musicians Medical Fund. The charity has already been able to help dozens of musicians and songwriters since it's inception. For more details about the charity, purchase a CD, or make a tax deductible donation, please visit GCMMF.ORG.

Since moving to Perdido Key, Florida, Webb performs and entertains with his band, as well as Solo/Acoustic and Duo shows, performing at restaurants, conventions, fairs and festivals along the Gulf Coast and in the Florida Keys. Webb has been a featured Artist/Songwriter for the Sandy Roots Songwriter Series, Frank Brown Songwriter Festival and the Pensacola Beach Songwriter Festival.It’s difficult to put a label on Webb’s style of music.

Born in Montgomery, Alabama on Country and Southern Rock, and growing up in Memphis, Tennessee being exposed to Rockabilly, Blues and Rock & Roll, Webb’s genre of music is vast and appeals to a wide range of ages. Webb describes his music as “Rockabilly Honky Tonkin’ Rock & Roll” for which he wrote a song that is included on his latest CD “Mine’s Bigger”, available on iTunes and Amazon. “Mine’s Bigger” is a song Webb and Keith Sykes (co-writer of Jimmy Buffett’s hit song, “Volcano”) wrote which describes how it doesn’t matter how big a yacht or bank account one has, the love you have for someone is what’s important. Not material things.

Webb also enjoys taking requests from the audience, because ultimately, entertaining the crowd is what’s important.