Adriel Genet

Adriel maintains a low gig footprint, able to fit into any sized event and adapt to whatever volume levels are required. He uses twin, thin, Fishman speaker towers for full sound coverage, capable of directing sound in multiple directions if needed. He plays a range of music, tending towards retro with much of it 30s-60s pop/jazz standards, in both English and French, along with original arrangements of more modern songs.

Adriel Genet is a Franco-American singer, performer, and composer. He’s also the lead singer and guitarist of DC/Nashville based, internationally touring rock group, Burn The Ballroom. His repertoire of original songs is inspired by revival folk, retro, rock, and classical music with a streak of contemporary pop. He is regularly featured on global radio and television, including several MTV programs. Adriel has played shows and festivals across the world, from Paris to New York, Tokyo to Vladivostok, both solo and with his internationally touring rock band. He and the band can also be heard collaborating with actor Patrick Warburton in their rock single “Goddess of the Rain”. Adriel has lived around the globe, picking up his musical influences along the way - particularly from his hometown of Paris, France.

Twin Fishman SA 330x towers
Two Taylor acoustic electric guitars, a 714 and a K24ce
Shure Beta 58 mic