JJ Grey & Mofro

JJ Grey & Mofro is a Southern rock/soul/funk/blues band from Jacksonville, Florida, formed in the late 1990s. The band is led by singer, songwriter, guitarist, and harmonica player JJ Grey who is known for his soulful, gritty voice and compelling songwriting. The 'Mofro' part refers to the rotating lineup of musicians that back up Grey.

​

Their music is a blend of blues, rock, funk, and soul, with heartfelt lyrics often reflecting Grey's Southern upbringing and the rich cultural heritage of the region. The band's sound is deeply rooted in the swampy sounds of the American South, drawing influences from artists like Otis Redding, Jerry Reed, and Lynyrd Skynyrd.

​

JJ Grey & Mofro released their debut album, "Blackwater," in 2001, which established them as a notable force in the Southern rock scene. This was followed by several other albums including "Lochloosa" (2004), "Country Ghetto" (2007), and "Georgia Warhorse" (2010), all of which received critical acclaim for their authentic Southern sound and storytelling.

​

The band's live performances are known for their high energy and Grey's charismatic stage presence. Over the years, they have gained a dedicated fan base through their rigorous touring schedule, playing at various music festivals and venues across the globe.

​

Despite changes in the lineup over the years, JJ Grey & Mofro continue to create music that resonates with fans of Southern rock and soul, earning them a place as one of the most respected bands in the genre.