Scott Rednor Band
Hailing from New Jersey and now based in Vail, Colorado, Scott Rednor is a guitarist, singer, songwriter, and bandleader whose road-tested chops span thousands of shows and multiple acclaimed projects. Rednor first broke nationally with Dear Liza, supporting Blues Traveler, Lenny Kravitz, and Dave Matthews on THE HORDE Tour and logging nearly 1,000 performances across the U.S. He later toured with Atlantic Records’ Tony C and The Truth and released the enduring solo album Music for People (2009), which continues to receive radio play.
In Colorado, Rednor formed Brothers Keeper with Michael Jude and John Michel, releasing Todd Meadows in collaboration with John Popper (Blues Traveler) and Jono Manson. His versatility has put him on major stages with the Dean Ween Group/Ween Minus 1, John Oates (Hall & Oates), and The Kory Montgomery Band, among others.
Beyond the stage, Rednor’s passion for community helped shape the regional music scene: he has designed and built venues, produced television content, and founded the nonprofit GoMapsMusic.org, which raised close to $1 million during the pandemic to support local artists, businesses, and the Vail community through hundreds of outdoor concerts and recording initiatives.
Now signed to Pacific Records, the Scott Rednor Band steps forward with a widescreen rock sound driven by Rednor’s melodic guitar work and lived-in storytelling. The new single “Where You Wanna Go”—featuring John Popper—introduces the forthcoming full-length album of the same name, mixed by GRAMMY® Award–winning producer/engineer Dave O’Donnell and arriving September 27, 2025. Onstage, Rednor leads a tight unit that has included Brian Loftus (drums, vocals), Kramer Kelling (bass), and Tommy Shugart (keys), delivering high-energy sets that balance musicianship with feel-good, crowd-moving songs.
Where You Wanna Go
The Scott Rednor Band, John Popper
