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Will Linley
Will Linley had a breakout hit with "Miss Me (When You're Gone)" in 2015. The song reached the top of the charts with its straightforward lyrics and melody...
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Will Linley had a breakout hit with "Miss Me (When You're Gone)" in 2015. The song reached the top of the charts with its straightforward lyrics and melody that connected with listeners.
His music draws from pop, rock, and soul, with lyrics that often touch on love and loss. He's mentioned Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, and James Taylor as influences on his style.
Linley released albums called "Lost and Found" in 2016, "The Heart of It All" in 2018, and "Between the Lines" in 2020. He performs with Thomas Reed on lead guitar and Emily Carter on bass.
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