Steve McAllister has been dazzling audiences with his music since his debut in the historic Rainbow Room on LA’s Sunset Strip. Steve offers a growing number of memorable originals and homages to an eclectic blend...
Steve McAllister is known for being a wordsmith as his inken soul flows. Lately, most of his poetry comes through a 1958 Royal typewriter. Watch the videos as his words come to life.
Booking Steve’s performance rates vary depending on the venue, audience size, and other factors. Obviously, for Steve, the money isn’t the most important thing, but how we use it and the time we spend. Please...
Steve McAllister has been dazzling audiences with his music since his debut in the historic Rainbow Room on LA’s Sunset Strip. Steve offers a growing number of memorable originals and homages to an eclectic blend of songwriters. With his guitar, Georgia, Steve honors the spirits of performers like Prince, Frank Sinatra, Hank Williams, Michael Franti, Pink, Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Queen, and the Rolling Stones, while also making every song his own.
In addition to traditional venues, Steve offers backyard and neighborhood block party performances in order to offer both safer options under the pandemic and to promote community building.
His rates are flexible and offerings agile.
Steve McAllister performs a wide selection of classic and contemporary covers and originals both as a solo performer and with a bevy of other musical artists known as the Wandering Soul Band.
His custom deck of cards offers a unique, interactive experience as the audience chooses what songs he plays.
As an avid storyteller and wordsmith, Steve McAllister crafts musical compositions that reach to the heart of listeners and the challenges and celebrations they experience. Often compared to artists like Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Willie Nelson, Bruce Springsteen, and James Taylor, Steve McAllister has a style all his own. His past endeavors as a renaissance man – as an actor, activist, author, poet, talk show host, and all-around lifestyle stuntman – infuse his work with vision and humor, evident in his most recent book, Cowboy Up: The Poetry Of The Cowboy Cabaret.
Photo by Scott Braun
After travelling the country in search for alternatives to consumerism and writing The Rucksack Letters, getting abducted by aliens in How To Survive An Estralarian Mind Meld, and challenging himself to live for a year without the use of money and writing his ensuing book, Money, Sex, Power & Faith, Steve considers himself an amateur economist and outside-the-box entrepreneur. As the sole citizen and Goodwill Ambassador of the Autonomous Nation of Stevetopia, his hope for the future is to use his music and other services and artistic endeavors as a launching pad for a more democratic and networked economic system he calls ABC Squared Economics, which empowers the Artistry of life, the Business of service, the engagement of Citizenry, and the participation in Community. He also recently released The What If Journal with Martha Robinson as a means of cultivating creativity and innovation.
