Jamie Notarthomas

Jamie Notarthomas is a veteran of the independent music scene, and has dazzled audiences for more than 20 years with his inspired performances and ability to blend nearly any style of music into his own. Dan Aloi of the Elmira Star Gazette, "He goes from jazzy blues to funky rock to Celtic swing & back again, meeting the demands of those vocal styles while keeping his own identity intact.“ As a songwriter, Jamie has honed his skill to create a potent and eloquent tool for expression: "Critics compare the style to Bob Dylan, Woody Guthrie and Neil Young. Some songs are hilarious; others carry messages of preservation, compassion, tolerance and beauty of nature." From the Syracuse, New York area, Jamie continues his rigorous touring schedule of an average 200 shows a year. His albums continually have been met with favorable reviews from critics and fans alike and showcases his unique songwriting style. Jamie's songs can touch eloquently on aspects of human nature, love, ecology, and his own philosophies on life and living. Some albums with various band or, Climbing Out of the 20th Century, which is a pure acoustic folk album with a focus on lyrical content. . He has also written and recorded with a number of notable musicians such as Trey Anastasio, John Popper, 10,000 Maniacs and David Bearwald of Sheryl Crow's Tuesday Night Club. Jamie has opened for many greats including Bob Dylan, The Replacements, Melissa Ethridge, David Burne, Rosanne Cash, Tori Amos and performed on stage with the likes of Alan Tousant, Rick Danko, Keller Williams, and Hot Tuna and Patti Smith.. He is in the process of a 5th album of originals. For decades Jamie and his band also perform legendary tribute shows to Great Artists like Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, the Beatles, Elvis Costello, and more. Jamie Notarthomas’s energized performances separate him from the rank and file of acoustic singer songwriters. He has established himself as one of Upstate New York’s most passionate, politically articulate and visionary performers