Eric Royer: Barside

Eric Royer has performed as Royer’s One-Man Band since 1993. After building his one-of-a- kind, self-made mechanical contraption—The Guitar Machine—in Tucson, AZ, he hasrecorded and toured extensively. The device allows him to play acoustic guitar, bass, and drums with his feet while picking banjo with his hands, singing, and playing harmonica. No looping or digital effects involved.
Royer won a Boston Music Award for Best Roots Act as the banjo player in his band The
Resophonics, and he has played and recorded with many local bluegrass bands.
Some venues he has played at:
Faneuil Hall Marketplace
Museum of Fine Arts Boston
The Rathskellar
The Channel
The Middle East
Manefestivalen
The Boston Museum of Science
The Square Root Roslindale
Atwoods Tavern
The Burren
Oregon County Fair
Waltham Farmer's Market
Mass Art
DeCordova Museum
The Boston Children's Museum
Peabody Museum Salem
Club Passim
Harvard Square street musician
Sander's Theater
Royer won a Boston Music Award for Best Roots Act as the banjo player in his band The
Resophonics, and he has played and recorded with many local bluegrass bands.
Some venues he has played at:
Faneuil Hall Marketplace
Museum of Fine Arts Boston
The Rathskellar
The Channel
The Middle East
Manefestivalen
The Boston Museum of Science
The Square Root Roslindale
Atwoods Tavern
The Burren
Oregon County Fair
Waltham Farmer's Market
Mass Art
DeCordova Museum
The Boston Children's Museum
Peabody Museum Salem
Club Passim
Harvard Square street musician
Sander's Theater

