Wilson is an acoustic guitarist; singer and songwriter from West Yorkshire, UK.
He formed heavy rock band 'Down The Machine' in 2009, and signed with Ambicon Records in 2010, they played numerous gigs and festivals, including Leeds Festival 2011 and Bingley Festival in 2012.
During this time, Wilson began to pen his first solo acoustic album, taking influences from both rock and blues genres.
Over the last few years, Wilson has played many solo gigs across the UK including The Great British Rhythm and Blues Festival, supporting alternative rock band Toploader and winning ‘Aires Got Talent’. His singles 'Cursing my name' and 'Serpentine' have also featured on Alan Raw's BBC Introducing Show.
2016 saw the release of his debut solo album 'Serpentine'. He is due to release his second album 'Afraid of the World', the first two singles 'Demons' and 'Break the Chains' have been played on radio stations all over the world from North Yorkshire to North Carolina.
He formed heavy rock band 'Down The Machine' in 2009, and signed with Ambicon Records in 2010, they played numerous gigs and festivals, including Leeds Festival 2011 and Bingley Festival in 2012.
During this time, Wilson began to pen his first solo acoustic album, taking influences from both rock and blues genres.
Over the last few years, Wilson has played many solo gigs across the UK including The Great British Rhythm and Blues Festival, supporting alternative rock band Toploader and winning ‘Aires Got Talent’. His singles 'Cursing my name' and 'Serpentine' have also featured on Alan Raw's BBC Introducing Show.
2016 saw the release of his debut solo album 'Serpentine'. He is due to release his second album 'Afraid of the World', the first two singles 'Demons' and 'Break the Chains' have been played on radio stations all over the world from North Yorkshire to North Carolina.