The Alicia Maxwell Project (AMP) is a powerhouse 4-piece band from Delaware, delivering a high-energy fusion of soul, blues, and rock. Formed in the summer of 2019, AMP quickly established a reputation on the mid-Atlantic circuit for tight musicianship, soul-drenched vocals, and unpredictable, dynamic live shows.

Since their inception, the band has performed steadily at clubs and festivals, opening for prominent national touring acts including the Danielle Nicole Band, Bywater Call, Vanessa Collier, Ally Venable, Popa Chubby, and John Németh.

AMP released their self-titled debut album in 2022, featuring 8 original tracks that earned rotation on Delaware Public Media and Sirius XM’s BB King’s Bluesville. Building on that momentum, the band released their sophomore record, Get Lifted, in July 2025. The release earned several Homey Award nominations and won Best Rock Song for their original single "Used," along with nominations for Delaware Today's Best of Delaware.

Driven by Alicia Maxwell’s commanding lead vocals, Joe Casamento’s lead guitar, Joe Geiger’s basslines, and Bill Dube’s drum work, AMP thrives on creative versatility and live improvisation. With a constantly evolving setlist of originals and reimagined covers, no two performances are ever the same.