Dylan LeBlanc

Dylan LeBlanc plays The Garrison in Toronto on June 13, 2026. The American singer, songwriter and guitarist grew up between Shreveport, Louisiana and Muscle Shoals, Alabama, a background that shapes his blend of folk, country and atmospheric rock. Son of songwriter James LeBlanc, he cut his teeth early in the Muscle Shoals studios, learning a taste for stripped arrangements and stories told with detail and restraint. His catalog traces a steady arc: Paupers Field (2010) and Cast the Same Old Shadow (2012) set the tone with intimate narratives; Cautionary Tale (2016) brought him back to Muscle Shoals; Renegade (2019) opened a more electric chapter without losing the song at the center.

On stage, LeBlanc lets the songs breathe. Clear, slightly melancholic vocals sit over slow to mid-tempo grooves, fingerpicked patterns and unhurried guitar lines that swell when needed. He plays solo or with a band, moving between hushed folk and lean electric textures, drawing across his albums. A set built for attentive rooms, where atmosphere carries the story as much as the lyrics.