We caught up with the “voice of a generation,” Dan Byrne, ahead of his sold-out show at Glasgow’s Attic to discuss his transition from frontman to a “fiercely independent” solo artist. Following a successful stint with Revival Black, Byrne has signed with Frontiers Records to release his debut full-length album, a project that blends the “old-school blues” of David Coverdale and Paul Rodgers with a modern rock edge.
In this candid interview, Byrne opens up about the “crushing pressure” of his first solo record, the emotional intelligence required to survive the music industry, and his unique songwriting process – which often involves a ruthless deadline and a “clear head”.
From his early days listening to Whitesnake to selling out venues across the UK, Byrne’s journey is one of “power and vulnerability,” anchored by his advice to fans to always trust their own “superpower”.
This interview is also available as a podcast
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