Ian C. Bouras

“Why the heck haven't I heard of Ian C. Bouras yet? Bouras can play Guitar extremely well, but has a lot of appeal besides just Guitar”
- Diane Haensel, Music Emissions

I am performing my unique looping music at Starry Nites Cafe (696 University Ave, Rochester, NY 14607) Saturday June 25th, from 8-10pm.
I will be performing pieces from my next CD, Absence, slated for an August release. Starry Nites is an awesome cafe, and I am very happy I can share my music there with a live performance:)
"could easily heralded as the quintessential ambient composer but there is so much more to his music." - Vents Magazine
"peer into the creative soul of a quintessential artist." - Skope Magazine
Thank you for your continued support, and I hope to see you there:)

I am performing my unique looping music at Utica Brews, on Thursday June 16th from 9-11pm!
I will be performing pieces from my next CD, Absence, which I am in pre-production for now, and am very excited for, so I hope to see you there to hear some of the new music.
Utica Brews is an awesome cafe, and I am very happy I can share my music there with a live performance:)
"could easily heralded as the quintessential ambient composer but there is so much more to his music." - Vents Magazine
"peer into the creative soul of a quintessential artist." - Skope Magazine
Thank you for your continued support!

I hope you are having a great New Year!
On February 20th I will be performing to help raise money, and awareness for Ataxia, a relatively unknown neurological condition.
Join us at Utica Brews for great food, music, and vendors.
Ian C. Bouras, and Kevin Alexander, will be performing, and more great musicians are TBA.
To learn more about Ataxia please visit (expired link)
I appreciate your support, and if you can't make it still be a huge help to stop by (expired link) to learn about Ataxia, or to donate to help fund research.
Thank you so much,
Ian

Happy New Year!
I hope you, your family, and friends, have a happy & healthy year.
I very much appreciate your continued support, and I have something I want to share with you.
Unfortunately I was diagnosed with a rare neurological disorder. However, I push on, thanks to you.
Recently I did an interview with Time Warner, it can be seen at: (expired link) It discusses my music, and my condition, which is called Ataxia.
I love playing music, but I also love making music that people want to listen to. I appreciate your continued support, and you taking the time to listen to my music.
You are a huge part of what I do, and will continue to do, and I thank you.
I will start work soon on several projects, and I continue to make music, because you take your time to listen to what I do, and it is greatly appreciated from the bottom of my heart.
All the best in 2016,
Ian