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Sheldon King Melbourne, Australia
Sheldon King
Fusing his classical training with years spent as a rock, jazz and funk musician
in Bristol and London, Sheldon King’s unique acoustic guitar style became a fixture of Glastonbury, Womad and the English festival scene, through the nineties.
Sheldon went on to study various world music genres, travelling extensively and collaborating with a plethora of diverse musicians.
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