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Greg Koch is a guitar player’s guitarist known for his blues-infused, stylistically diverse compositions and electrifying guitar performances. With a prolific career spanning over 20 records, Koch has carved out a unique niche in the music world, blending elements of blues, rock, and jazz into his signature sound.
His latest album, Blues, released on Devon Allman’s Create Records, showcases his artistry with standout collaborations, including “Can’t Be Satisfied” featuring Larry McCray and “Can’t Lose What You Never Had” with Jimmy Hall and the Memphis Horns.
At the helm of the Koch-Marshall Trio, Greg is joined by his exceptionally talented son, Dylan, on drums, and Hammond organ virtuoso Toby Lee Marshall. Together, they deliver powerful live performances that captivate audiences both domestically and internationally. Their shows brim with bold improvisation, spirited interplay, and a dynamic energy that resonates with blues purists, guitar enthusiasts, and lovers of off-the-cuff musical synergy alike.
Beyond the stage, Koch has earned widespread acclaim for his signature gear, which has become a staple for guitarists seeking exceptional tone. His line of signature guitars with Reverend, Fishman pickups, and the Kochness Monster pedal by JAM of Greece reflects his dedication to quality and innovation. Throughout the years Koch has also been known for his clinician skills partnering with gear manufacturers for in-store and industry demonstrations. He is also featured in many book and video teaching resources published by Hal Leonard and TrueFire.
In the digital realm, Koch’s influence continues to grow, with over 100,000 followers onFacebook and Instagram and millions of views on YouTube. He connects with fans through engaging guitar videos for Wildwood Guitars, weekly jams in the Orange Room, his own “Chewing the Gristle” podcast, and popular appearances on platforms like Rick Beato’s Channel, That Pedal Show, and Andertons.
With each note, Greg Koch inspires musicians and fans alike, leaving an indelible mark on the music scene and shaping the next generation of guitar enthusiasts
