Dylan LeBlanc has confirmed three new British dates after the release of his debut album.
Dylan LeBlanc was practically raised in the historic studio Muscle Shoals. The young singer was born into a musical family, with his father playing guitar on sessions by some iconic performers.
Aretha Franklin, Otis Redding, Dan Penn and more are friends of the family. Steeped in music, Dylan LeBlanc’s music reflects a varied tapestry of influences tied together by an honesty in his delivery.
Working on his debut album, the result is remarkable for a singer who is just 20 years old. Signed to Rough Trade, recently released debut album ‘Pauper’s Field’ was a glistening display of songwriting.
Indebted to greats such as Bob Dylan and Neil Young, Dylan LeBlanc’s voice came soaked in reverb. Sure, the lyrics were a tad affected by the album was a superb introduction to a dramatic performer.
Travelling to the UK earlier this year, Dylan LeBlanc played several stand out shows. Stopping by award winning festival End Of The Road the singer proved that he could cut it in a live environment.
Returning to Britain next month, the singer will perform at London’s Dingwalls venue. Playing just three dates, Dylan LeBlanc will also stop by Manchester’s Deaf Institute and Glasgow venue Classic Grand.
Tickets for the show are on sale now.
Dylan LeBlanc is set to play the following shows:
November
23 London Dingwalls
24 Manchester Deaf Institute
25 Glasgow Classic Grand
