Gavin McLeod

Gavin McLeod is a Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist from the Toronto area, known for his raw, guitar-driven sound that blends classic rock, blues, and modern influences like Sam Fender and James Bay. He started playing guitar at age 8 and performed his first professional gig at 11, quickly building a solid presence in the Ontario music scene with performances at notable festivals such as RBC Ottawa Bluesfest, Tremblant International Blues Festival, and the Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto. With strong songwriting shaped by influences like Neil Young, Fleetwood Mac, and Radiohead, Gavin’s heartfelt lyrics and passionate performances have earned him a growing fan base and recognition on platforms like YouTube, where his channel attracted over 100,000 subscribers.

Beyond his live shows, Gavin has released multiple singles and an album titled *The Constant Astonishment*, featuring tracks such as "Hurts Sometimes" and "Things We Used To Do." His music captures a mix of fuzzed-out blues riffs and introspective folk, reflecting a diverse range of classic and contemporary sounds. He has also appeared on TV shows and worked on charity concerts like 'Jammin’ for Joy,' emphasizing his commitment to both music and community. Gavin continues to develop his craft, gearing up for new releases and live band performances at iconic venues like Lee’s Palace and the El Mocambo.

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