John Ferrara Archives

John Ferrara and Consider the Source will close out 2026 with Northeast shows in October and December, including a New Year’s Eve concert in Worcester, MA.

John Ferrara expands his solo bass compositions into Mono Means One’s "Creatures of Symmetry," blending two-handed tapping, odd-meter riffs, and trio interplay.

John Ferrara’s Mono Means One will perform its new album, “Creatures of Symmetry,” in full during an East Coast tour this fall.

Consider the Source will tour the Northeast this December and mark the 10th anniversary of World War Trio with a special vinyl reissue.

John Ferrara explores new ground with "Skinned Knees and Make Believe," a solo bass album recorded with jungle ambience in Costa Rica.

Exclusive interview: John Ferrara discusses his new single, “A Catalyst for Change,” and how Costa Rica shaped his sound.

Bass virtuoso John Ferrara joins Bergantino and announces a solo album recorded near Costa Rica’s jungle, blending natural sounds with his unique style.

We first shared this “God Only Knows” cover by Consider the Source for its emotional power. After Brian Wilson’s passing, it feels even more resonant.

Charles Berthoud takes a deep dive into John Ferrara’s mind-blowing track “Jackie Chan,” breaking down its intricate tapping, harmonic brilliance, and emotional depth. Watch as Berthoud unpacks the artistry behind this bass masterpiece and even takes on Ferrara’s mesmerizing solo himself.

Consider The Source has returned with “The Stare,” a five-song album written and recorded during the pandemic. The trio enlisted the help of producer David Prater, who is well known for his work with Dream Theater.

Consider the Source has returned with their first new single in years. “Mouthbreather” is a monstrous headbanger that marks the first release from an exciting upcoming album.

John Ferrara and his band Mono Means One have unveiled their fall tour dates, which will cover the East Coast from New Hampshire all the way to Georgia.