Whether it is impressing crowds with his one man musical shows at local performing arts centres; getting crowds up on their feet and dancing at public venues; or playing a beloved favourite song for a couple’s first dance at their wedding; Stewart’s versatility and talent shines through. Stewart has been playing as a professional musician long before he was legally allowed to be served in some of the venues and has a wealth of material and styles that he draws on. No two performances are alike but the ability to engage and connect with the audience, entertain, and receive glowing feedback is consistent at every show.

His vast repertoire and ability to take requests on the spot without the aid of lyrics or backing tracks has earned him the nickname “The Human Jukebox” amongst his growing fan base. There are no tired set lists of the same covers everyone else plays, and you never know what he is going to pull out next; but can be guaranteed it will be a crowd pleaser. With simply his voice and guitar he has the power to move audiences to dance, and sing along. His passion for music across the genres and talent comes through, wowing audiences every time.

Reviews

Took my mum to Don Russell Performing Arts Centre in Thornlie today for Stewart’s Beatles Songbook performance. Amazing talent, great guitarist. Absolutely loved it. Will follow your page and hopefully catch you at another gig soon- Julie Carlton *****

Stewart has been playing at a bar I work in for a number of years now. Easily one of the best guitarists I have seen. Whether he’s performing solo or in his band, After All, he can pick a song to play for the crowd. Shout him a tune and he’ll have perfected it by the following week.

The man behind the mic is a true gentleman and really deserves all the praise he gets. Cheers Stew you really lift my mood on hump day Wednesdays!- Harry Cook Hall *****