The Michael Weber Show is a high-energy rock 'n roll group centered around guitar phenom, Michael Weber.  Drawing from an array of influences such as '50s blues, '60s garage rock and psychedelia, '70s guitars heroes, and indie rock, Weber's sound has garnered him attention including winning MTV's “Amazingness” television show.

The latest two albums include Stereogram, a dynamic collection of 10 new Weber-penned tunes, infused with echoes of vintage power pop, and Up Until Now, a compilation of Weber’s favorite studio and live recordings from his catalog. 

Amongst Weber’s hundreds of concerts, he has performed on stage with numerous Grammy winners and Rock Hall inductees, including Counting Crows, Nils Lofgren (E-Street Band), Jim Peterik (The Ides of March), and as musical director/guitarist with garage rock legends, The Shadows of Knight (“Gloria”).

He has shared the bill with Ace Frehley, Gin Blossoms, Lita Ford, The Wallflowers, Everclear, Steven Adler, Mark Farner, Donnie Iris, and numerous others.  In addition to his own musical project, he played lead guitar alongside late Cleveland rocker Michael Stanley’s Resonators and MSB bandmates in the “The Michael Stanley Songbook” concerts promoted by Live Nation.  

A record Weber composed, played on, and produced for The Shadows of Knight entitled “Wild Man” was released on Little Steven Van Zandt’s Wicked Cool Records, came in 4th place on Sirius XM 21’s Coolest Song of the Year listener’s poll, and it received a glowing review on-air from Iggy Pop during his BBC radio program.

In addition to his own records with The Michael Weber Show, Weber composes film scores. His works include “My Name is Lopez,” a documentary on ‘60s pop star Trini Lopez (now available on Amazon Prime and the Roku Channel), “Satanic Hispanics,” a Latin horror anthology in which he composed the entire score for the section directed by Eduardo Sánchez (of “The Blair Witch Project” fame), and “Last Night at Terrace Lanes,” in which (in addition to scoring) Weber spearheaded the soundtrack of all Ohio artists, rallying the creative community.

Weber's Guitars Are Cool video series centers around his love for esoteric guitars having generated over 10 million views across platforms as well as collaborations with numerous brands. One of Weber's inventions for the series was released in collaboration with Eastwood Guitars in 2026.