Gary Quinn, an artist whose musical journey seamlessly bridges his Northern Irish roots with the heart of Nashville’s vibrant sound, hails from the enchanting town of Omagh. An eight-time BCMA Awards winner, Gary’s musical evolution has been influenced by his father’s Kris Kristofferson tapes and lively family gatherings at his mother’s homestead. Now residing in Manchester, England, Gary’s artistry is marked by his country roots and an ever-adapting contemporary sound that resonates globally.
Written by Gary and fellow UK country artist Mikki Evans, produced and recorded by Nick Gibbens (Bryan Martin, Marty Stuart, Jeremy McComb…) at Keystone Studios, “Watch Me” is a rocking anthem about overcoming adversity and chasing your dreams, despite the odds.
With a neo-traditional country sound reminiscent of artists like Chris Young, Mo Pitney, and Cody Johnson, Gary Quinn has secured numerous UK number ones on the country charts, showcasing his undeniable impact on the country music scene. His music, infused with authenticity and modern flair, has earned him coveted spots on Spotify and Apple Music playlists, reaching diverse and expansive audiences. Supported by influential figures like Apple Music’s Ty Bentli and Country Line Radio, Gary’s rising prominence in the contemporary country scene is a testament to his musical prowess.
Beyond the recording studio, Gary is a dynamic performer, captivating audiences with his magnetic stage presence. He has headlined major festivals and intimate venues, sharing the stage with country music luminaries such as Phil Vassar, William Michael Morgan, Lewis Brice, and Sunny Sweeney. His international ventures have seen him play iconic Nashville venues and major events, reinforcing his standing as a global ambassador for UK country music. Additionally, Gary is dedicated to nurturing talent in the UK, co-founding prominent country festivals - Buckle & Boots in Manchester and Country on the Clyde in Glasgow - and mentoring up-and-coming artists, further solidifying his role as a leading figure in the ever-evolving landscape of country music.
