Charlie Fabert is considered as one of the most gifted guitarists of his generation. He's played at a number of prestigious venues in Europe (France, England, Germany, Hungary, Russia...) including the Sziget Festival in Budapest (the biggest festival in Europe). His performances in France include some of the best known blues festivals on the scene (Cahors, Avignon...). Following these performances with support slots for legendary bands such as Ten Years After, Billy Price, The Christians and Neal Black amongst others.

About to be released is his new album, a collaboration with renowned Scottish singer Kate Cassidy said to be the "New queen of Rock, Rythm'n'Blues". This highly awaited cd, titled "Lookin' Up For Light" is due out later this year courtesy of Pheland Production. Appearances include guest musicians of extraordinary quality such as American guitarist / singer Tom Principato and French guitarist Fred Chapellier, big names in blues who need no introduction.

It's rare at only 21, one can achieve such high class merits including television, news paper, magazines, radio and master class appearances. Charlie toured with many bands and musicians i.e. Mauro Serri (Luther Allison, Bill Deraime, Eddy Mitchell) and English singer Sally Strawberry.

In 2010, Charlie has been requested to accompany American bluesman Wes Mackey at the Alpilles festival in July, but above all, this year will be the beginning of a new collaboration with outstanding singer Paul Cox. Several tour dates have already been established in both England and France.

"The new prodigy" (to quote blues media) will continue to tour with his own band, so don't miss the opportunity to see Charlie Fabert live, "The Next Big Thing In Blues" (Fr3 Channel, French Television).

"A truly gifted guitar player" (France 3)
"The rising talent of blues in France" (Route 66)
"A show that will catch your breath" (BCR La Revue)
"The sound, the talent, the feeling and the charisma" (Blues & Co)
"He has already enchanted so many European crowds..." (Blues Again!)
"Extremely hard hitting" (Classic 21)
"A real figure in French blues" (Raje Radio)
"A hugely capitvating guitarist on stage" (L'Union)
"A first class trip for blues lovers" (L'Est Républicain)