Jakob Ward
Biography
As a Performing Artist
Jakob Ward has performed at the Tower City Amphitheater with The Corrs and Sophie B. Hawkins, The Odeon with Localpalooza, The Hard Rock Cafe (Atlanta), The Alley Cat (Atlanta), John Carroll University, as well as showcased for Epic, Mercury, and Atlantic Records. Jakob has distributed over 7,000 cds, including 6,300 copies of his single Maybe Tonight, which has received consecutive airplay since release in 2004.
As an Industry Professional
Have engineered Dru Hill (Sisqos Group), The L.A. Guns, Tim The Ripper Owens, Over The Rhine, Connor O'Brien, Billy Morris (Warrant), The Brian Lisik Band, The Fierce Invalids, 10 cent lovers, The KSU Jazz Ensemble, Half Mile Home (formerly After The Rain), The History Channel, The Discovery Channel, Vicious World Records, The Speedbumps, 20goto10, 91.3 The Summit, Tin Huey, Stereovox, Amy Staats, Roxxymoron, and many more (over 70 active clients).
Jakob and his work have appeared in countless printed and online newspapers and magazines (the Free Times, The Beacon Journal, Scene Magazine, Ohio Online Magazine, Northern Ohio Live, Akron Life and Leisure, The Record Courier, The West Side Leader, Epitome, Region Rock, and others). His work has been featured on The History Channel, The Discovery Channel and B.E.T.. Over 50 songs on radio and TV stations - including Alternative, Gospel, RnB, Rap, Rock, Folk, and Punk.
Accolades:
The History Channel
The Discovery Channel
B.E.T.
Cascade Lock Parks - Howard Street Jazz
Publications:
The Rubber Buzz. Akron Unleashed (2006)
West Side Leader. Nantucket Nights Downtown Akron (2006)
Cleveland Scene. Arts and Entertainment (2004)
Members
Music
