Jennifer Batten

Jennifer Batten is a distinguished American guitarist renowned for her work as both a session musician and a solo artist. Her career took off when she joined Michael Jackson’s touring ensemble, where she showcased her exceptional talent during all three of the pop icon's world tours from 1987 to 1997. Batten's innovative guitar work and electrifying stage presence contributed significantly to Jackson's live performances, solidifying her reputation in the music industry.

Following her tenure with Jackson, Batten collaborated with the legendary guitarist Jeff Beck from 1999 to 2001, further expanding her artistic horizons. Her work with Beck included both touring and recording, allowing her to blend her rock sensibilities with his unparalleled musicianship.

Beyond her collaborations, Batten has released several solo albums that highlight her prowess as a guitarist and composer, including "Above, Below, and Beyond" and "The Telsa Tapes." An advocate for music education, she has also conducted workshops and masterclasses around the globe, inspiring a new generation of musicians.

With her unique style and significant contributions to both live performances and recordings, Jennifer Batten continues to be a prominent figure in the music scene, admired for her artistry and dedication to the craft.