Karl Stoll and the Danger Zone 

is an award winning, butt-rockin', electrifyin', houserockin’ roots rock & blues band 
based in Washington, DC.

The Danger Zone's album, The Workhouse, was a finalist for three Wammie awards in 2022, and was selected by DC Blues Society as 
Best Self-Produced CD for 2022. The title track received Honorable Mention by the Songwriter's Association of Washington.

This band is rockin'! 

For more than 20 years, The Danger Zone has been playing a unique mix of danceable roots rock & blues featuring the sounds of 
Chicago, New Orleans, Memphis, Texas and DC, plus a collection of original songs being played on radio stations across the country.

In 2010, The band has appeared on NPR's "A Prairie Home Companion with Garrison Keillor" to an audience of 15 million listeners!

The Danger Zone has released two albums, The Workhouse (2022) and Take A Ride (2011). Another album is due in 2024. 

Check out the new singles. 

In recent years, The Danger Zone has appeared at The Hamilton in Washington, DC, Jammin Java in Vienna, VA, 

The State Theatre and JV's in Falls Church, VA, 
plus concerts in the county parks, festivals, swing dances, nice bars, dive bars and beyond.

They have appeared at shows with Coco Montoya, Roomful of Blues, Sue Foley, Popa Chubby, Tom Principato, Anson Funderburgh & Mark Hummell, and others.

Come see why people say they are the most dangerous band in town

The Band

Karl Stoll - Guitar & Vocals

Brian Alpert - Drums

John Dickson - Harmonica

Glenn Shoup - Bass

Special Guests

David Gorozdos - Keys

Shep Williams - Keys

Joe Wells - Drums
 

New Music

Awards

Videos

The Danger Zone Song List

All My Money - Karl Stoll
Baby What You Want Me To Do - Jimmy Reed
Bad Girl - Karl Stoll
Big Boss Man - Jimmy Reed
Brown Shoes - Kent Dykes – Omar & The Howlers
Cadillac - Karl Stoll
Caldonia - Fleecie Moore/Louis Jordan
Call My Job - Albert King / Son Seals
Can't Find My Way Home - Steve Winwood
Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White - Louiguy
Crosscut Saw - Albert King
Dead Flowers - The Rolling Stones
Deep Blue C - Karl Stoll
Don't Know Beans - Tinsley Ellis
Every Blues You Ever Heard - Alvin Lee
Every Time I Roll the Dice - Delbert McClinton - Max D. Barnes/Troy Seals
Fantasy Girl - Karl Stoll
Feelin' Alright - Joe Cocker
Fine Fine Fine - Rockpile - Dave Edmunds / Nick Lowe
Folsom Prison Blues - Johnny Cash
Gasoline and Matches - Buddy & Julie Miller
Gibson Creek Shuffle - Charles Ford Band
Got My Mojo Workin' - Muddy Waters/Preston "Red" Foster
Great Rain - John Prine & Mike Campbell
Guard Your Heart - The Nighthawks
He Was My Dad - Karl Stoll
Help Me - Sonny Boy Williamson II
Hey Pocky Way - Neville Brothers
High Blood Pressure - Huey "Piano" Smith

Honest I Do - Jimmy Reed
Honey Don't - Carl Perkins
How Blue Can You Get - BB King
I Got A Woman - Ray Charles
I Hear You Knockin' - Lazy Lester
I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man - Muddy Waters / Willie Dixon
I Want To Be Loved - Muddy Waters
If You Love Me Like You Say - Albert Collins
Iko Iko - Dr. John / James "Sugarboy" Crawford
In the Blink of an Eye - Karl Stoll
Jambalaya - Hank Williams
Jeff's Boogie - Jeff Beck/Chuck Berry
Jumpin' Bad - The Fabulous Thunderbirds
Just Wanna Be With You - John Prine
Key to the Highway - Big Bill Broonzy
Life Is a Beach - Karl Stoll
Little Bitty Pretty One / Rockin' Robin - Bobby Day 
Little Sister - Elvis / Doc Pomus & Mort Shuman
Love is a two Way Street - Karl Stoll 
Meet Me in New Orleans Karl Stoll
Metropolitan Avenue - The Nighthawks
Midnight In Memphis - Tony Johnson / Bill Kirchen
Midnight Rambler - The Rolling Stones
Movin' Up In Class - The Nighthawks
No Name GirlBilly Lee Riley
Not Fade Away - Buddy Holly
One After 909 - The Beatles
Open Your Arms - Karl Stoll
Poolside - Webb Wilder

Pretty Little Lights of Town - The Leroi Brothers
Putty & Paint - Tommy Lepson
Roadrunner - Bo Diddley
Room To Move - John Mayall
Route 66 - Bobby Troupe
Scratch My Back - Slim Harpo
Sex Drive - Karl Stoll
Shake For Me - Willie Dixon
Shakey Ground - The Temptations / Eddie Hazel
Skin it Back - Little Feat
Sometimes - Karl Stoll
Something About You - Karl Stoll
Struck By Lightning - Karl Stoll
Summertime Blues - Eddie Cochran
T-Bone Shuffle - T-Bone Walker
Take a Look at My Heart - John Prine
That's All I Know - Karl Stoll
The Letter - Joe Cocker
The Workhouse - Karl Stoll
The Work SongNat Adderly
There's Something About You - Karl Stoll 
Tryin' To Make a Livin' - Kim Wilson
Turn On Your Lovelight - Dreadric Scott / Joseph Malone
Wait On Time - The Fabulous Thunderbirds
Walking By Myself - Gary Moore
Walking Thru the Park - Muddy Waters
Why Does it Feel So Good? - Karl Stoll
Willin’ - Little Feat
You Can't Judge a Book - Bo Diddley
You Come Baby - The Nighthawks
You're the Kind Of Trouble - The Wrights