Mark Langford is a world-renowned guitarist whose electrifying performances and technical mastery have captivated audiences for decades. A true musical genius, Mark effortlessly bridges Classical, Flamenco, Rock, and Heavy Metal — bringing soul, speed, and sophistication to every note he plays.

He recently shared the stage with global icons including The Eagles, Andrea Bocelli, Andre Rieu and the Johann Strauss Orchestra, and Michael Bublé at the San Diego Sports Arena — cementing his reputation as a guitarist of rare caliber and commanding presence. 

Throughout his career, Mark has been the guitarist of choice for elite audiences and Fortune 500 companies alike. His clients include AT&T, Audi, Hertz, Kinko’s, MCI, Merck, Merrill Lynch, Mitsubishi, Pfizer, among hundreds of others. He has also performed for esteemed dignitaries such as President Gerald Ford, former president of Mexico Vicente Fox, Governor Pete Wilson, U.S. Congress members, California State Assemblymen, and several San Diego mayors. He was honored with an invitation to perform for the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) and their international VIP guests.

A lifelong student of guitar, Mark has trained with some of the most respected names in classical and flamenco guitar, including Eliot Fisk, Flavio Cucchi, and the legendary Romero family (Celin and Lito Romero). His Flamenco studies brought him under the wing of icons Juan Serrano, Manolo Sanlúcar, Gerardo Núñez, Manolo Franco, Paco Serrano, and José Antonio Rodríguez. 

Mark's rock and metal roots run deep. He founded the band Kreation in 1979 and quickly became a fixture in the Northern California music scene. After relocating to San Diego in 1980, he joined Top 40 band Ruckus and later stepped in as lead guitarist for Enforcer, succeeding Warren DiMartini after his departure to join Ratt. Mark went on to join metal acts QuestHaven and Bible Black, opening for legendary bands such as Slayer, Stryper, Poison, and Icon, which also headlined their shows. In 1985, Bible Black clinched first place at the major Battle of the Bands at Jack Murphy Stadium. Mark continued to evolve, joining the Motown-style ensemble The Ravells, the alt-rock outfit Danse Macabre, and later collaborating in the grunge-influenced project Yesterdaze.

In parallel to performing, Mark launched a highly regarded sound production company in 1981, supporting concerts and events for artists and dignitaries worldwide. His technical expertise and musical sensibilities have earned him work with Mother Teresa, the Russian Symphony’s first U.S. tour, the Buddhist Monks’ debut in the U.S., and acclaimed performers such as Bob Crosby Orchestra, Jewel, Chris Isaak, Dwight Yoakum, Chris Kristofferson, Warren Zevon, Keane Reeves, John Entwistle (The Who), Bill Bruford (Yes), Alan Holdsworth, and A.J Croce. In 1996, while working with Croce, Mark had the rare opportunity to meet John F. Kennedy Jr. 

Mark released his first solo album, Recuerdos De Amor, in 2001, followed by his Christmas collection Holy Night in 2003. Mark's new album, to be released in 2025, is based on Irish Poetry and recorded with several top names in the industry, including Greg Douglas, John Avila, Johnny Vatos, and Larry Grano, produced by John Avila and Mark Langford.

Dr. Corey Whitehead, director of the California Guitar Panorama at California State University, Fresno, has hailed Mark Langford’s live classical and flamenco music as “angelic” — a word that perfectly captures the transcendent beauty and emotional depth of Mark’s music.