Joe Stickley's Blue Print

Joe Stickley's Blue Print is a folk-rock band from St. Louis. The group is led by Joe Stickley, who initially played in punk bands before shifting his focus to original music with Blue Print starting in 2001. The band is known for its blend of contemporary folk and rock, with a strong emphasis on storytelling through their music. Over the years, Joe Stickley's Blue Print has released several albums, including **Smoke Leaves Town** (2009), **The Eagle And The Pearl** (2006), and **Friendship's Quiet** (2004). The band toured extensively across the U.S. before slowing down around a decade ago. Stickley's voice is distinctive, occasionally channeling the style of David Bowie.

The band's music often reflects an Americana style, with the ability to create cohesive melodies reminiscent of great American bands. Although the band has been less active under the name Joe Stickley's Blue Print, its members have continued to make music together, eventually forming the band Falling Fences.