Steve Gibb

Singer-songwriter and guitarist

Steve Gibb - Singer-songwriter and guitarist
Born

December 1st, 1973
51 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United Kingdom

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Born in England, this individual emerged as a prominent singer-songwriter and guitarist. Over the years, several musical projects showcased a blend of influences, appealing to a diverse audience. Contributions to various albums and live performances highlighted a distinctive style. Collaborations with other artists further enriched the creative output. A notable involvement in both the music and artistic communities marked a significant presence within the industry.

Released multiple albums receiving critical acclaim

Collaborated with various artists in music projects

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