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A nostalgic, underground rock artist.
In his early years in London (Henley), Steve formed the band Endever, which was supported by the all-star band the Dolphins (with members of Brand X, Pink Floyd and Fleetwood mac). While living in England, Steve also played principal characters in professional theater musicals, such as NY Broadway’s “Hair” (US cast-European tour), “Godspell,” and a rendition of the Who’s “Tommy” at the Apollo theatre in Oxford. Steve Cooke also performed for prince Charles, William and Harry at the Beauford Polo club/UK for the Charkravarty Cup. In the US Steve has garnered nationwide airplay for his songs “Radio” and “Working for the USA”. He is performing regularly with some of the best musicians in the world at renowned LA venues and has headlined the prestigious shows with supporting musicians like Steve Ferrone & Sons of Cream. Steve also performs in Europe, where he’s enjoyed airplay with his songs “Live for the moment”, "Radio" and "Change is Gonna come". Vox/RTL TV (biggest German TV station) screened twice a 10 minute documentary/reality show on Steve's new song "California girls like to RnR" including a live performance from Hollywood, which aired to over 3+ mil viewers twice. His latest single release “Light is Green” has been nominated for a Hollywood Music in Media Award. Steve is a seasoned 12 and 6-string guitar player. He can also be seen on Rob Schneider’s new Netflix original series, Real Rob season 2, where he portrays Paul McCartney’s guitarist Dusty Lane.
Steve Cooke plays classic-leaning rock that combines blues, hard rock, and Americana elements anchored by a distinctive 12-string guitar sound.
Steve Cooke is originally from Henley, London, and has performed extensively across the UK, Europe, and Los Angeles.
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