Dylan LeBlanc
Dylan LeBlanc
Blue-collar poetry that takes flight on the wings of rock, country, and folk music.
Doors open at 730 pm
LeBlanc’s performances are unforgettable - the St Mary's Session's crew (Amanda, Ivan and Jeremy) saw him perform in January 2026 whilst he was on his way to play the Celtic Connections festival. Trust us, he's one of Americana’s most evocative voices and a great storyteller.
A lifelong nomad raised between Texas, Louisiana, and Alabama, LeBlanc has always lived on the edge — a theme that runs deeply through Coyote, his first self-produced album. The record paints a vivid portrait of a man on the run, entangled with drug cartels, love, and redemption. Coyote has already been hailed as LeBlanc’s most ambitious work yet. LeBlanc’s journey mirrors that of his fictional alter ego: a life marked by hardship, resilience, and the determination to keep going despite the scars.
This tour marks the 10th anniversary of his album Cautionary Tales, while he continues writing a new album, the follow-up to his critically acclaimed Coyote. He'll be playing solo.
Here's some live footage of him, but don't hang about as he has a big following and tickets will go quickly.
Playing solo
Location
St Mary's Church, Pixham, RH4 1PT