- Sarted playing gigs around 91' in my hometown of Cessnock, NSW.
- Performed in a rock grunge band called Potbelly and completed music studies in 92', 93' and 94' in Golburn and then Lismore, NSW (plus some short tours and studio recording)
- Travelled, hitched and backpacked in the UK, Ireland, Nth africa and Sth east Asia in 95' 96'. Wrote songs and was heavily influenced by folk and world music.
- Developed songwriting in Sydney in the mid to late 90's music scene. Also, played in a funk band around that time called Subsonic.
- Completed music studies in Lismore around 98/99' and played in celtic/fusion folk band Mirthania.
- Relocated back to Sydney for the next 10 years or so gigging and recording with my band "Glasgow & the Fourth Wall"
- Released solo album 'Harvesting Time' and independently toured Australia in 08' and 09'.
- Relocated back to Newcastle NSW in 13'-16' and did local solo gigs then took a break from gigging during 17'-21'
- Started guitar repairing, guitar building and soul blues band as well starting to do solo shows again from 2022.

“…just fantastic! Love it! Fantastic…”
– Joseph Thomsen, Mornings on ABC Goulburn-Murray

“…quite a wordsmith and musician and people were so impressed with his steel guitar”
Aileen Bell – Arts Council, Regional NSW

“his outstanding voice, poignant lyrics and talented musicianship create captivating music…”
Beat Magazine, Melbourne, Vic

“Underpinned by rock melody, accomplished song writing and a sense of occasion”
Sydney’s Drum Media – live review of ‘GLASGOW and the Fourth Wall’ performance

“powerful Sydney vocalist and songwriter”
– Herald Sun, Melbourne, Vic

“a little swinger of a number, great voice, rounded mellow yet can run up the higher parts of the range while keeping it sounding strong and steady…”
Triple J Review of “Learn Those Lessons” (ISC Finalist) from the album Harvesting Time

“..capable of convincingly delivering a love song with genuine passion and that’s what you get here..”
Sydney’s Drum Media – single review of ‘Wasn’t Just The Drugs’