


Playing 20 concerts worldwide (including extraordinary shows in Africa and India ), the Amnesty tour was truly a once in a lifetime experience. In addition to Sting’s World Tour, Jeffrey Lee was also a part of Amnesty International's "Human Rights Now!" World Tour (featuring Sting, Peter Gabriel , Bruce Springsteen , Tracy Chapman, and Youssou N'Dour ).

Jeffrey Lee strummed his way around the world on Sting ’s "Nothing Like the Sun" World Tour ("blazing guitar work " - Rolling Stone, "soaring guitar " - USA Today ), proudly sharing the stage with musical heavyweights Branford Marsalis, Mino Cinelu, and Kenny Kirkland in twenty-five countries across six different continents. to huge concert stages including NYC's Madison Square Garden, London's Wembley Stadium, and Japan's Tokyo Dome. His performance experiences range from iconic intimate venues such as CBGB , The Bottom Line , The Bitter End , MTV and NBC’s Saturday Night Live. Ultimately chasing his dream North, Jeffrey Lee relocated to New York City and quickly established himself as one of the city's top musicians. After graduating high school, Jeffrey was accepted into the prestigious "Studio Music and Jazz" program at the University of Miami. Jeffrey picked up the guitar at the tender age of 8, spending his formative years gigging in bands “anywhere and everywhere” (school dances, frat parties, night clubs, etc). Playing his first PAYING gig at age 13, Jeffrey is a lifer. Originally from North Carolina, Jeffrey Lee Campbell was raised on a steady diet of rock 'n' roll, soul, and Top 40 music.
