Chad Fisher has become one of the most sought after musicians in the south. He began his career playing the trombone in the rich soul, blues, and jazz scenes of Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi, playing with local and regional bands as well as leading his own band, then performing nationally with soul legends The Temptations, Four Tops, The O’Jays, Muscle Shoals’ The Swampers, and a host of others.

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He is currently a member of Birmingham, Alabama’s own St. Paul and The Broken Bones. Since joining the band he’s contributed to two albums (Sea of Noise 2016 & Young Sick Camellia 2018) which have led to national and international tours as well as late night television performances on NBC, CBS, ABC, MTV, and TBS. In addition the band has performed with Elton John and opened concerts for The Rolling Stones. Chad can also be heard on grammy winning songwriter Jason Isbell‘s record ‘Live From Alabama’ and appeared on Isbell’s recent performance on PBS’s Live at Lincoln Center.

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Fisher’s own band of all-star musicians is becoming known as one the region’s best. His songwriting is full of vocal melodies and harmonies inspired by the country music he heard as a boy, but combines the instrumental textures, horns, and rhythms of soul, afro-beat, and rock to create a unique and exciting music.