Ryan Whitmore

'The absolute outright winner was of course local songster RYAN WHITMORE. Ryan will have a prime slot on the Sugarmill Stage on the 30th May at Britannia Stadium - so do come and support him.' - Love Music Hate Racism competition final.
'Third on stage was Ryan Whitmore, with an acoustic set that matched up to any artist that I have seen locally. Although the crowd was not as enthusiastic as they had been to with previous acts, it did not make a scrap of difference to his set, and he did win them over in the end. Some well-written lyrics that seemed well beyond his years were delivered with outstanding confidence to his acoustic guitar. ' - Stoke sounds.
'He seemed to sing real songs about real life. 'White faces in the snow' is a good example, about people who are suffering the ill effects of alcohol! He had a very full sound often missing with acoustic players, probably helped by having a 12 string guitar and very polished songs' - Love Music Hate Racism competion heats.
'He has a fine mature singing voice and puts his melodic songs across very well.' - Steve Dean, Stoke Sounds
For those of you that don’t know me, my name is Ryan. I am a singer-songwriter. I was born and raised in Stoke-on-Trent, in the Midlands. I feel this is relevant. It has a lot to do with who I am as a person and perhaps more importantly, as a songwriter. I write what I know and my lyrics form the basis of my songwriting. I’m am currently aiming simply to get my music heard by as many people as I can. I feel as a songwriter the best you can do is express your opinion in a sincere way and make your voice heard. Be sure to keep a look out for my upcoming gigs, both in sunny Stoke-on-Trent and Brighton. Also check me out on Facebook.
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