Dylan LeBlanc returns to London to perform at St. John on Bethnal Green after his sold out London headline earlier this year
LINEUP
- DYLAN LEBLANC
Supported by:
- BARBARA FORSTNER
DYLAN LEBLANC
Dylan LeBlanc is a singer - songwriter and multi - instrumentalist who often finds himself flirting with the edge -- or “dancing on a razor,” as he calls it -- as it is all he has ever known. A verdict vagabond since he was a little boy tossed between Texas, Louisiana and Alabama, LeBlanc thrives on the precipice, never staying in one place for too long. It is that nomadic spirit that drew him not only to a life as a touring musician, but also to the beast that titles his newest record: ‘Coyote.’ LeBlanc says he has always related to the insatiable, scavenging nature of the wily coyote. Much like the animal, LeBlanc is a wanderer who knows when to trust his instincts, musically and otherwise. It is a spiritual kinship that runs deep, but he credits one particularly hair - raising face - to - face instance with solidifying his bond with the animal.
BARBARA FORSTNER
Franco-American Barbara Forstner spent twelve years in New York before settling in France. From her transatlantic journey, she retains a passion for American folk and country music, which she combines with sensitive and inspired songwriting. Barbara draws inspiration for her songs from literature and cinema, composing deeply personal stories that reflect her vision of the world and human relationships. The story begins in New York when she was fourteen. Her mother brought home a guitar, intended for her own lessons. However, it was Barbara who took it up: her poems became lyrics, and her first chords – simple, almost rudimentary – laid the foundations for a working method that she still uses today. Her songs, with their highly cinematic atmosphere, invite listeners to enter her world.
Fri 27 November 2026 · 19:30
St John on Bethnal Green, London
200 Cambridge Heath Road, London E2 9PA, UK
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