Matt Schofield is a distinguished British blues guitarist and singer-songwriter renowned for his technical proficiency and his ability to blend classic blues with contemporary impulses. Hailing from Manchester, England, Schofield began playing guitar at the age of 12, drawing inspiration from the blues giants like B.B. King, Buddy Guy, and the three "Kings" of blues (Albert, Freddie, and B.B.). His career took a significant leap forward in the early 2000s, establishing him as a noteworthy presence on the global blues scene.

Schofield's reputation for delivering electrifying live performances is well documented in a series of live albums, including "Live From The Archive" and "Ten From The Road (Live)," which showcase his virtuoso guitar work and emotive vocals. His studio albums like "Anything But Time" and "Far As I Can See" further evidence his skill as a songwriter, where his proficiency with the guitar is matched with introspective and mature lyricism. Over the years, Matt has not only earned a steady stream of accolades and awards but has also distinguished himself with a modern approach to the blues that honors the tradition while injecting a fresh and soulful vitality.