Kyle Lacy

Kyle Lacy is a guitarist and singer from New York, NY and was born in Atlanta, GA in 1990; however, his time machine made a quick refueling stop in 1956 and he was quickly infected with the DNA that gave birth to Rock’n’Roll.

His debut album “The Road to Tomorrow” was released February 14, 2020 by Brooklyn-based Dala Records. The album was described as “A fine mix of soul, blues, gospel and rock ‘n’ roll that deserves a larger audience” (AddtoWantlist), and the single “Low and Slow” was described as “A Trunk of Funk” on The Craig Charles show (BBC-6).

Kyle is currently the musical director and guitarist for the Grammy-nominated Group Harlem Gospel Travelers(Colemine Records). He also has cheekbones for days and hair that Elvis stole (remember that time machine?) His 2nd solo album, Pleasurecraft, came out January 20, 2023. Together with his band, he has held a Saturday residency at NYC’s Club Groove for 4 straight years, and in 2025 was featured on Guitaro5000’s youtube channel telling the story of his vocal surgery and subsequent spiritual and musical recovery.

His third studio album “The Record Hop”- a collection of songs inspired by the Sun Records sound, produced with fresh arrangements and recorded in the fertile music country of west Tennessee- will be available on all mediums April 10, 2026.