Greg Wyard

Greg Wyard is a versatile singer-songwriter, guitarist, and bassist who has made a significant impact in the Toronto music scene. Originally from Chelmsford, England, Greg moved to Canada at age 13 and settled in Toronto. He holds a music degree from McGill University and has released several albums, including "The First" (1998), "Something I Made Up" (2001), and "Encore" (2014). His music is characterized by catchy melodies and intricate guitar work, drawing comparisons to artists like Neil Finn and The Beatles. Greg is also known for his impressive live performances, often using a loop pedal to recreate complex songs like "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "Baba O’Riley" with just his voice and guitar.

In recent years, Greg has continued to produce new music, releasing tracks such as "Healing Melody" (a collaboration with Eirik Wangberg), "People Don't Change," and "Guns and Money." His latest work showcases his ability to blend introspective lyrics with melodic sophistication, often incorporating unique instruments like the sitar. With over 40 years of experience, Greg has toured internationally, captivating audiences with his dynamic performances. His music often reflects a nostalgic nod to the classic pop-rock era, while maintaining a contemporary edge.

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