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A few quotes Sketch City. (contact Theatre) 18th March 2007 Entering the space some considerable time after the 4 o'clock start I wandered into the very special soundscape of Zacc Rogers, a virtuoso gee-tar player who's obviously visited the crossroads and sold his soul to someone. Inspired use of the frequently clichéd loop pedal allows him to generate a rhythmic backdrop to his peculiar brand of slide guitar hillbilly funk. This guy seriously rocks, and who else could have led a house full of hip hop heads in a sing-along of "She'll be Coming 'Round the Mountain". The Sketch City folk embraced the passion and clapped their hands in rhythm. Yee Haa. http://www.contact-theatre.org/forums/forum-discussion.aspx?discussionid=224 The Greystones. Sheffield 6th July 2011 Zacc Rogers’ blues is a fusion of classic 12-bar with American street -blues, and a dash of folk. Rogers was an incredible frontman, not only entertaining the Greystones but also educating them on blues history. http://forgetoday.com/fuse/live-the-orbitsuns/ The Chapel Fallowfield March 2009 Zacc Rogers, all alone up there, tears through genres like Shakespeare tore through the English language.
Kendal Calling Festival, 29th July 2011: Zacc drew in the crowd and stunned us all. A one man display of amazing music talent. Looping, singing, guitar playing all combining to mesmerise. I swear this guy would get a tune out of the earth alone. (…) Blues, Jazz, Yee Ha and more from this one man melting pot of raw talent. Guitars, vocals and loops combine to produce a foot stomping, belly tingling, down n dirty vibe. (Des Songsmith, Solar Basterfield) Y-kritiks Blog, July 2013
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