British Blues Rock giant Danny Bryant, known for his soulful, fiery guitar-playing and powerful vocal delivery, tours to Worthing next Spring with his full band plus support!

With his new album Nothing Left Behind, released In February 2026, Danny Bryant opens the most personal chapter of his career to date. The British guitarist and singer-songwriter — a fixture of the European blues-rock scene for more than twenty years — presents a record that marks both a fresh start and a natural progression, musically as much as personally.

Nothing Left Behind broadens Bryant’s characteristic sound with new colours, bold arrangements and a wider sense of scale, shaped by the cohesion of a band that has grown closely together. All five musicians are integral to the project — a deliberate choice in the studio, where the aim was to create an album that feels as alive on stage as it does on record. “We wanted to make an album we could perform live,” Bryant says. “With five of us on stage, we can reproduce the full sonic picture we created in the studio.” The resulting sound is broader, bolder and more vivid than anything on Bryant’s previous releases.

Engineer Martin Meinschäfer — known for his work with Henrik Freischlader — delivered the album’s recording and mix with characteristic clarity. “I was in a vulnerable place,” Bryant says. “Marc helped guide that process musically. We didn’t want to make a standard blues-rock record. It was about songs we believed in, regardless of genre.”


Nothing Left Behind balances driving blues-rock moments such as “Swagger” — with riffs that nod towards ZZ Top and AC/DC — “Three Times As Hard” and “Lover Like You” with markedly intimate material. “Enemy Inside” stands out: a stark, affecting ballad in which Bryant confronts his past. “Redemption”, with its unmistakable Led Zeppelin influence, forms another key moment on the album.

Nothing Left Behind feels like a new beginning — the sound of a musician liberated from the need to hide. The result is a varied, dynamic record that resonates emotionally while carrying a renewed sense of energy. It is the sound of an artist holding nothing back.


WITH SUPPORT FROM KATIE AND THE BAD SIGN

“Gritty, raw, and bluesy guitar sounds with a voice that pours with emotion and fills a venue, Katie & the Bad Sign have played across the UK, including Upton Blues, Wychwood festival and shows in Switzerland and Germany. Hailing from Manchester, they describe their sound as a mix of Americana, Blues & good ole Rock n' Roll. Their 70's inspired music takes you on a journey from catchy melody to gravelly throttling vocals, giving an essence of Janis Joplin brought into modern-day dark rootsy rock.