Kid Davis & the Bullets, led by guitarist, songwriter, and vocalist Michael “Kid” Davis, are an Americana, rockabilly, roots rock band based in the Wilmington, Delaware region. The band has been active for over three decades and is known for their extensive and Original catalog of crowd-pleasing songs. The band is backed by guitarist Pat Kane, bassist Bobby Bloomingdale, and drummer Paul Ramsey.
The band has shared the stage with major artists such as Brian Setzer, David Bromberg, Dick Dale, Johnny Winters, Ricky Skaggs, Ricky Skaggs, Faith Hill, Patty Loveless, Eddie Rabbit, Robert Gordon, and the Stray Cats‹.
Like many bands, Kid Davis and the Bullets experienced lineup changes over the years. Despite these changes, Davis has remained the consistent driving force behind the band. His unwavering commitment to the rock ’n’ roll genre ensured that the band’s sound and spirit stayed true to its roots.
The Bullets have continued to evolve their sound, exploring Americana and other styles while maintaining their roots in rockabilly. The band remains active in the music scene, continuing their renowned Thursday night residency at Galuccio’s in Wilmington, Delaware, and performances at various venues across the mid-Atlantic region.
Today, Kid Davis and the Bullets are recognized as pioneers, playing a crucial role in keeping the spirit of rock ’n’ roll alive in Delaware. Their story is a testament to the enduring appeal of rockabilly music and the power of live performance to create lasting connections between artists and audiences.
Kid Davis & the Bullets were inducted into the Delaware Rock and Roll Society’s Hall of Fame in 2024.