About Luke
Luke Samuel Cox originates from Cox's Cove, Bay of Islands, Newfoundland, Canada. He started playing music very young. He was influenced by the music of Newfoundland which was predominantly Irish/Scottish Celtic music.
He formed his first band at 14 and was the lead singer/drummer. At 16 he learned to play guitar, thanks to his buddies, Marty Delaney and Robert House, and started to write songs. He has been playing music now for over 45 years and it is evident in his fluent finger style guitar and clear tenor vocals.
Luke founded the popular Kitchen Party Jam Sessions in Brampton in 2002. Though they did it every 2 weeks for over 10 years, there was always a packed house. The sessions were held every two weeks at The Eastern Passage and The Place in Brampton.
The sessions became so popular that even TV Ontario, The Toronto Star, The Toronto Sun, Rogers Cable and The Brampton Bulletin have all showed up to find out what the buzz was about.
Luke played Drums, Guitar and Banjo with "Wreckhouse (The same Kitchen Jam Crew)" and "Off The Rockers". You can find Luke on youtube with other bands - Islander and Celtic Powerhouse by doing a search on the same respectively.
Biography
Singer/Songwriter and Multi-instrumentalist.
Luke Samuel Cox
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