Internationally renowned British-Born virtuoso guitarist and singer-songwriter Brett Smith-Daniels has shared the stage with music legends such as:
Mick Taylor of The Rolling Stones
Whitesnake’s Mickey Moody
Randy Bachman of BTO/The Guess Who
Citing early mentors such as The Kink’s Jim Rodford, and Free’s Andy Fraser; Brett has been described as “The future of rock n’ roll” by Matt Sorum of Guns N’ Roses. He has featured on CBC’s Dragons Den, been interviewed by BBC Radio 1 Extra, and performed as far and wide as Mexico, Cuba, USA, UK, India and across Canada. Along the way he has graced the stage at iconic venues such as:
Toronto’s Massey Hall
London’s The Troubadour
Southampton's The Joiners
Los Angeles' The Rainbow
Vancouver's THE PNE
and made appearances at esteemed music festivals such as:
Festival Del Pitic (Mexico)
The Larmer Tree Festival (UK)
The Henley Festival (UK)
Sound City Liverpool Festival (UK)
The Vancouver Island Blues Bash (Canada)
The Rifflandia Festival (Canada)
In 2018, Brett ended his tenure as front-man for London's "The Villanovas", stepping out for the first time as a solo artist and embarking on a canada-wide tour as well as releasing his first solo ep "City Life" - he is currently working on a follow-up.
Internationally renowned British-Born virtuoso guitarist and singer-songwriter Brett Smith-Daniels has shared the stage with music legends such as:
Mick Taylor of The Rolling Stones
Whitesnake’s Mickey Moody
Randy Bachman of BTO/The Guess Who
Citing early mentors such as The Kink’s Jim Rodford, and Free’s Andy Fraser; Brett has been described as “The future of rock n’ roll” by Matt Sorum of Guns N’ Roses. He has featured on CBC’s Dragons Den, been interviewed by BBC Radio 1 Extra, and performed as far and wide as Mexico, Cuba, USA, UK, India and across Canada. Along the way he has graced the stage at iconic venues such as:
Toronto’s Massey Hall
London’s The Troubadour
Southampton's The Joiners
Los Angeles' The Rainbow
Vancouver's THE PNE
and made appearances at esteemed music festivals such as:
Festival Del Pitic (Mexico)
The Larmer Tree Festival (UK)
The Henley Festival (UK)
Sound City Liverpool Festival (UK)
The Vancouver Island Blues Bash (Canada)
The Rifflandia Festival (Canada)
In 2018, Brett ended his tenure as front-man for London's "The Villanovas", stepping out for the first time as a solo artist and embarking on a canada-wide tour as well as releasing his first solo ep "City Life" - he is currently working on a follow-up.