Dom Glynn is a 27-year-old singer-songwriter and fingerpicker extraordinaire from Birmingham, who moved to London in 2016. Through persistent gigging as a solo act, he has developed a reputation as an impressive live performer. He combines a style of songwriting influenced by Bob Dylan and Hank Williams Sr., with a guitar style inspired by Mississippi John Hurt and Doc Watson.

Since moving to London, Dom has worked with the independent record label, Spiritual Records, to release an E.P. (Waster’s Blues, 2019), several singles (Never Free at All, 2019; Ain’t No Cowboys, Paper Crown & Wound Within, 2020; Every Spare Penny; 2023) and an album (The Devil Knows, 2023).

2023 was Glynn’s biggest year yet, with the album release; supports for UK Blues legends, Jack Broadbent at The Jazz Café and Ian Siegal at Ain’t Nothin’ But The Blues Bar; and the formation of Dom Glynn and His Sunday Best. Dom describes the band as Vintage Americana. With his band The Sunday Best they make a sound that excites and inspires with music that makes the people drink and dance. This summer they released two more singles and appeared at Black Deer and Maverick Festivals.

Paul McClure aka The Rutland Troubadour is a master of the stage, whether it's an intimate house concert or a full-on festival set...his shows are a delight, making him one of the most in-demand performers in the country.