Stacy Jones Music

ulla, Celine Dion’s famous keyboardist. In 1987, Stacy Jones launched his first album entitled ‘’Eleven Days’’, where its title track dominated both the Canadian and European airwaves. The success of the album led him to open up several shows for renowned artists such as Platinum Blond. His success then led to him sharing the stage with The Box, Luba, Modern Passion, Corey Hart, and many others. His follow-up album “Eyes in Motion”, the following year, was also a great success. Up until the late ’80s, Stacy Jones continues appearing in several shows, concerts, and special charitable events. Towards the end of 1988, Stacy Jones left the music scene. During this absence, Stacy Jones decided to launch a new career in advertising and collaborates in several commercial jingles and screenwriting for TV. Further down the line, he collaborates in several soundtracks for video games and for special projects, such as one with Guy Trépanier for his album “Adibou chante le temps des Fêtes” (1998), sold in more than 100 000 copies, a popular young character inspired from a video game for small children. After a break of almost 20 years, he launched in 2009 “Back to the Highway » that marked its coming back to the music scene. In 2011, with “Next to Eleven”, Stacy Jones has geared up with a new band to hit the road for local shows. Stacy Jones offers a private universe inspired by folk and pop music. His unique style is windswept by emotions and sincerity. The result is an original blend of rhythms and romanticism. With "Talk" launched in September 2015, Stacy has a more acoustic approach introducing more acoustic nylon lead guitar, ukulele, and mandolin sounds.