Patrick Droney is a musician from Lancaster, United States. He is associated with blues, pop and rock, and the available details describe him as coming from coastal southern New Jersey.

Background

Droney is born in 1992. He receives the Robert Johnson Star Award in 2006 as one of the country’s most promising blues musicians. He is noted for playing with strong technical skill and feel at a young age.

Career and recognition

His work draws attention from publications including People Magazine, Philadelphia Magazine and Guitar and Vintage magazines. He is one of the youngest endorsees of PRS Guitars, Budda Amplifiers and Dean Markley Strings. He also supports artists such as James Brown and B.B. King.

Droney appears several times on the Montel Williams Show, where his charitable work is highlighted. He shares a board seat with B.B. King on the Robert Johnson Foundation Heritage House, which is described as a foundation focused on supporting local communities through the arts. He is also an ambassador to the World Federation Hemophilia and serves on the board of the Nestle Very Best in Youth Foundation.

Music

He continues to record music and is associated with the EP The Best of Me.