Eric Sardinas is a torchbearer of the American blues-rock tradition, infusing his music with a fiery blend of virtuosity and raw energy. Born on November 10, 1970, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Sardinas picked up the guitar at an early age, drawing inspiration from early blues legends as well as rock and roll pioneers. His style, characterized by his use of the resonator guitar and his explosive slide guitar technique, quickly set him apart in the blues scene.

Throughout his career, Sardinas has paid homage to the roots of blues music while infusing his songs with a modern sensibility and rock elements. Albums like "Black Pearls," "Eric Sardinas and Big Motor," and "Sticks and Stones" showcase his ability to blend traditional blues with hard rock vigor, earning him a dedicated fan base and critical acclaim. His live performances are particularly noted for their intensity and the palpable connection Sardinas shares with his audience. With a discography that also includes "Boomerang," "Long Shot," "Tonight," and "Midnight Junction," Eric Sardinas continues to be a compelling force in the blues music world, bridging the gap between the genre's rich history and its evolving future.