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Walt Pitts

Full-time guitarist, singer, mandolin player from Phoenix, Arizona. I specialize in versatile, mobile live music.

About Me

Live Music Pro | Guitar Coach | Content Creator

Walt Pitts is a dynamic solo performer and guitar coach whose music captivates audiences through a blend of technical mastery, heartfelt performances, and a genuine passion for inspiring others. With an extensive repertoire spanning multiple genres, Walt brings versatility and energy to every stage and screen.

Known for his YouTube live performances, Walt delivers engaging musical experiences that combine live playing, storytelling, and interactive elements. His channel also features curated content for music enthusiasts, including guitar tips, performance highlights, and resources for aspiring musicians. Walt��s commitment to sharing his knowledge extends beyond performances, with personalized coaching and a growing online community.

Walt leverages platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook to connect with fans and students worldwide, offering a mix of live sessions, instructional videos, and music tailored for study, relaxation, and inspiration. His Free Guitar Warm-Up Course has become a go-to resource for players seeking practical techniques to build confidence and improve their craft.

What Walt Offers: Live Performances: Engaging solo music for events, venues, and online platforms. Coaching Services: Customized guitar coaching sessions for all skill levels. Online Resources: Free courses and tutorials designed to help guitarists grow. Social Media Content: Music videos, live streams, and behind-the-scenes glimpses into his creative process. Whether you're looking for professional live music, expert guidance on guitar, or inspiring content, Walt Pitts is a trusted name in the world of music performance and education.

Connect with Walt:

YouTube: Live performances, tutorials, and music playlists. Instagram: Visual highlights and interactive content. Website: Prime Vibe Music for coaching and free resources