Jeremy Bar-Illan

Jeremy Bar-Illan Plays Stonebridge Guitars


Jeremy Bar-Illan is an award winning guitarist, music composer and producer. He has received tremendous acclaim as a blues guitar master, and is often compared to the likes of Eric Clapton and Jimi Hendrix.


His most recent album "No Turning Back" and classic blues cover album, "Diggin' In," are available at all digital outlets, iTunes and Spotify.


"If you like shredding blues rock, start 'Diggin' In'"

                                                            -Blues Blast Magazine

                                                        

​"Listening to 'No Turning Back,' the new album from The Jeremy Bar-Illan Band and man does it rock. From start to finish, kick A** Rock and Roll." 
                                                    -Adam N. Signore MarkSkinRadio.com


Jeremy is also the founder and music director for the hit funk band,
Dragonfly 13 - a nine piece funk and R&B orchestra. Their 2016 album, "Let the Music Bring You Back," multiple singles and a LIVE album, "LIVE at MAVERICK," recorded at The Maverick Concert Series in Woodstock, NY, are available at all digital outlets.

In 2015  Dragonfly 13 received the award for best funk song from Akademia Music Awards for "Hypnotize."


In 2014 Jeremy was presented with the President's Volunteer Service Award for his work with non-profits with music as a focus. He was also chosen as volunteer of the year by Musicians On Call - a non-profit that brings live music to hospital patients nationwide.  He has been volunteering with Musicians On Call since January of 2011 with over 350 bedside performances donated.  Also in 2014, he was honored by the New York Yankees during their Hope Week - again, for his work with Musicians On Call.


He is the founder and director of a non-profit organization, The Purple Hat Foundation - a conglomerate of volunteer musicians who perform benefit concerts to raise funds and awareness for various causes at an annual benefit concert which presents 13 hours of LIVE music.  He's also volunteered for Bread & Roses on the West Coast. Through these efforts, he lives his belief that music is a bridge to all of mankind and the universal language which can be harnessed to help create a better world.