Looking for some laid-back acoustic tunes to set the perfect vibe for your event? Look no further than Chris Yak Acoustic! Based in Phoenix, AZ, Chris has been serenading audiences since 2018 with his impressive skills on the guitar, acoustic guitar, and as a one-man band and singer-guitarist.

Whether you're hosting a wine tasting room gathering, a sports bar soirée, a hotel function, a golf course celebration, or a private party, Chris Yak Acoustic is ready to provide the perfect musical backdrop. With a diverse repertoire that spans popular country, rock, and pop cover songs, he knows just how to get your toes tapping and your guests singing along.

Not only can you catch Chris live at various venues and events, but you can also enjoy his original music on top music streaming sites like Apple Music, Amazon, and Google Play Music. His songs are sure to captivate the hearts of music lovers far and wide.

Chris's live performances are a true one-man show. Armed with his trusty acoustic guitar and mesmerizing vocals, he adds an extra layer of musical magic through live looping of percussion, bass, and additional guitar tracks. It's a truly immersive experience that will leave your guests in awe.

In addition to his stellar performances, Chris Yak Acoustic has also gained a reputation as an incredible host for open mic events. If you're looking to create a fun, interactive atmosphere for your gathering, Chris can effortlessly guide the proceedings and keep the good vibes flowing.

Available to enchant your guests any day of the week, Chris Yak Acoustic boasts an impressive track record of hundreds of successful events over the past five years. With his professional demeanor, undeniable talent, and friendly charm, he's the perfect choice for any occasion that calls for a singer/guitar player, one-man band extraordinaire, or an open mic host.

So don't miss out on the opportunity to have Chris Yak Acoustic take your event to the next level. Book him now and get ready for an unforgettable musical experience that will have everyone talking long after the final chord is played.