Logan B & Dirty Leaf is an original American Roots Rock band based out of Erie, Pennsylvania, blending rich vocal harmonies, gritty guitar and harmonica, a soulful horn section, and a deep-pocket rhythm section. Frontman Logan B has been performing for over a decade. His musical journey began around age 17, after purchasing his cousin’s guitar at a garage sale—an unassuming start that sparked a lifelong commitment to songwriting and performance. Since then, Logan and the members of Dirty Leaf have built a reputation for passionate live shows and authentic musicianship. Collectively, the band members have performed at renowned events and venues including the Montreux Jazz Festival, Erie Blues & Jazz Festival, Great Blue Heron Music Festival, 8 Great Tuesdays, CelebrateErie, Rock Falls Park, and the Glades Festival Grounds. These experiences have helped shape a sound that is equally at home on festival stages, in intimate listening rooms, and everywhere in between. Musically, Logan B & Dirty Leaf draw inspiration from the deep well of American Roots Music—folk, country, blues, jazz, and soul form the backbone of their style. Influences include the improvisational spirit of the Grateful Dead, the raw collective energy of Joe Cocker’s Mad Dogs & Englishmen, the power and soul of Tedeschi Trucks Band, the storytelling of Bob Dylan, and the timeless grooves of The Band. The group released their latest single, “STUMBLE,” on November 7th, 2025, followed by their debut full-length album, *THE MIDDLE ROAD*, released everywhere on December 20th, 2025. Looking ahead, the band plans to release an instrumental EP titled *ERIE STREETS* in 2026, further showcasing their musical range and connection to place. With their sights set on the future, Logan B & Dirty Leaf aim to establish themselves as a strong regional opening act throughout Cleveland, Buffalo, and Pittsburgh, while expanding into markets such as Washington, D.C., Chicago, and Rochester. Grounded in roots and driven by the road ahead, Logan B & Dirty Leaf continue to carve out their own middle road—one song at a time.