JJ Gilmour

Scottish singer songwriter JJ ‘Jinky’ Gilmour first tasted success as the joint front man with Scottish band <a href="spotify:artist:1RD6l0Su0sCzSHZGxPeU3d" data-name="The Silencers">The Silencers</a> The band toured extensively all across Europe and America and recorded gold selling albums in their efforts to spread their music far and wide and sharing stages with <a href="spotify:artist:6hN9F0iuULZYWXppob22Aj" data-name="Simple Minds">Simple Minds</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:0oSGxfWSnnOXhD2fKuz2Gy" data-name="David Bowie">David Bowie</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:3bUwxJgNakzYKkqAVgZLlh" data-name="Travis">Travis</a>, and many many more

After leaving the band, JJ secured himself a solo record deal with the help of an usual source in the shape of golfing superstar Ian Woosnam. He is now firmly established as a solo artist with 5 studio albums under his belt and celebrates 25 years as solo artist with the release of his compilation album “The Evolution of JJ Gilmour” produced by Scottish label &#34;Last night from Glasgow&#34;.
JJ also gained success with his stage musical creation &#34;Dancing Shoes&#34;, based on the life of footballer George Best. He is currently working with fellow writing partner and former band member of <a href="spotify:artist:1RD6l0Su0sCzSHZGxPeU3d" data-name="The Silencers">The Silencers</a> Joe Donnelly on their project <a href="spotify:artist:1DuCjkM8kV71LOAxbAi0dg" data-name="CAEZAR">CAEZAR</a> having released 2 albums TIME &amp; HOME.