Drew Stevyns

A voice that pulls the room close - three albums, a national television run and a decade of stages behind it.

Performing since the age of two, Drew Stevyns started his career singing in church choirs while growing up in England. After returning to the U.S. he kept developing, taking piano lessons, writing songs and teaching himself guitar.

There is a palpable sadness to his voice that makes his songs impossible to shake, and the music surges - hard-edged yet beautiful and melodic. He has released three albums: “Waiting” (2009), “Please Excuse the Machine” (2011) and “Somewhere in Between” (2015).

In 2009 he reached the top 10 of NBC’s America’s Got Talent, working with producers Nigel Wright and Shane Keister. Shortly after, Paul Reed Smith asked him to endorse a new line of guitars, which led to a showcase with his band at the Whisky a Go Go.

He has shared stages with Thelma Houston, The Charlie Daniels Band and Josh Doyle, headlined for the United Soldiers and Sailors of America since 2013, and had his music featured on Rizzoli & Isles. His song “Waiting” placed third in the International Songwriting Competition.