For most of his life, Jeff Bianchi has spent the majority of his waking hours on music. Whether on stage or in the studio, communicating to an audience and perfecting his craft is the focal point of his art.

      As a dedicated musician of 21 years, his journey has taken him through a multitude of personal and professional experiences. These experiences have shaped his life, giving him a "rock solid" foundation both as a person and musician.

       Picking up the guitar at age 12, his career began only a few years later. At 17 years old, Jeff was already playing 4 hour club dates with his first band “Drift”. Looking back on these early days, Jeff says, “These shows were a vital part of my education. By playing these very intense, long shows as a young kid, I quickly learned what it takes to be a successful musician.". Based in his hometown of Williamson, NY, the band continued working for 4 years and disbanded when he moved to Atlanta, GA. While in Atlanta, Jeff co-founded the Vacant Halls. With this act, he was able to perform at many of the high profile clubs in the scene while earning a showcase slot at the Atlantis Music Conference. 2 years into its inception, the group amicably and collectively decided to “call it a day”, making way for each other to pursue their own artistic endeavors.
    
         A few months after the break up of his band, Jeff drove to Nashville, TN to audition for the nationally touring road act “Young Guns”. He was immediately given the lead guitarist position and in a matter of weeks, embarked on a 15 month tour of North America. The group had only 3 weeks off during this time and traveled through much of the United States. Jeff has compared the experience to a “musical boot camp on overdrive”, due to his performing on average of 5 nights a week for 4-5 hours a night. With Young Guns, Jeff performed Southern Rock, Classic Rock ,Classic and Modern Country; enabling him to expand his musical vocabulary and further his stamina. When the band had enough of touring, Jeff came back to Georgia and caught his breath. The open road soon called though and he hit it yet again as lead guitarist for the “Chace Roberts Band” (St. Paul Minnesota). When Chace decided to end his touring days and spend more time with his family, Jeff headed back to Georgia and was soon offered the position of lead guitarist for SCF Entertainment (Atlanta, Georgia).
   
      The invaluable 6 year tenure with SCF Entertainment gave Jeff the chance to work professionally with all of its “era tribute bands“, playing throughout the South East everything from Marvin Gaye to Pantera. Through this company, Jeff performed with “Stone Cold Fox” (70’s Disco, R&B), Electric Boogaloo (80’s Rock/Metal, New Wave) the Dock Martins (90’s Alternative) and the Rock Mafia (Live band karaoke with music from the 60’s thru 2012).
   
           In addition to his work on the electric guitar, Jeff also gives concerts throughout the United States as a classical guitarist. His formal classical training began as a teenager and has since provided a windfall of opportunities. The classical guitar has not only technically enhanced his electric playing, but has also provided a remarkable amount of depth and color to his work.

    Jeff currently resides at Lanier Harbor (Buford, Georgia) where his time is spent solely on his music.