Dujáy Arlington, Virginia
Dujáy was raised by a wolf pack in West Virginia. His first moment of enlightenment was at the age of 31 when he discovered IPA. He frequently plays at retirement homes where folks are appreciative of his music and rarely get up to leave during a set - mostly because it's hard for them to get up out of their chairs. He can be found playing at venues in Arlington, VA, but mostly in the Pergola. ... more
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