Bear is currently recording her first Full Length album at Dial Back Sound in Water Valley, Mississippi for release in 2025

Recent Single, “Slow Skate”, recorded LIVE at The Saxon Pub in Austin, Tx

Upcoming Dates

Thursday, March 20th, 2025 - Powerhouse Arts Center - Oxford, Ms - Thacker Mountain Radio Hour - Live, in-studio performance with audience. Open to the public and broadcast the following week. More details here.

Saturday, March 22nd, 2025 - Casey Jones Music Fest - Water Valley, Ms - (Courthouse Commons Stage) 4pm

Saturday, April 12th, 2025 - Juke Joint Fest - Clarksdale, Ms - The Blue Room 9-11pm - Tickets

Friday, June 27th, 2025 - JP’s Pub - Lake View, NY - tba

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Dead Man’s

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Bio ~ Bear Ryan

Bear Ryan, a Texan born and bred, draws her musical inspiration from the rich tapestry of Delta blues that once filled her ears during her formative years. Today, she channels this influence into her distinctive brand of low-fence country blues as both a gifted singer and a compelling songwriter.
Her musical expression has been described as an unadulterated and immersive journey, evoking the raw, soulful essence of the swampy South. In a genre predominantly dominated by male voices, Bear Ryan stands as a unique and powerful female presence, challenging conventions and enriching the musical landscape.
Her performances are captivating narratives, weaving stories through her lyrics and hypnotic riffs. With an engaging stage presence that draws audiences into her world, she leaves an indelible mark on every listener. Bear's music transcends boundaries, seamlessly blending elements of Blues, Country, Americana, and Rock 'n' Roll, making her a magnet for a diverse range of music enthusiasts.
Join Bear Ryan on her musical voyage, where the roots of Delta blues meet the frontier of modern storytelling, and let her hypnotize you into joining her in the weird and wild cosmic world that she calls home.

Bio ~ Ryan Robertson

He’s a long, tall Texan. Guitar-maker and player. If Bear’s lyics are the call, Robertson’s riffs are the response. Together they form a unique duo of distortion and grit, in service of the song.
Robertson came up in the south central Texas heat, raising plants and training horses and dogs. The cowboy hat keeps the sun off, it’s not just a silly prop.
He learned to play guitar at a young age, banging around the fret board and America’s highways as he and his buddies drifted from town to town. Drawn to the likes of Johnny Guitar Watson, Robertson developed a minimalist style that is all groove and no fluff. It complimented Bear’s sensibilities quite nicely and a duo was born.
When he is not performing on stage, Robertson is building custom instruments in his workshop. He builds all of the guitars played by Bear Ryan and you can learn more at Laurel Avenue Guitars

Make Contact

Booking / Inquiries
bearsongsmgmt@gmail.com

Have Guitars, Will Travel
Clarksdale, Mississippi