Tony Lunn

Los Angeles has a long history of worthwhile singer/songwriters, but because of the city's horizontal, spread-out geography and its emphasis on the automobile, you don't feel like singer/songwriters are jumping out at you as often. You have to know where to find them and The Last Days of Diresville demonstrates that Lunn is among the L.A.-based singer/songwriters who is worth finding. The Midwest native is an expressive vocalist and a talented lyricist with an appealing roots rock/adult alternative/folk-rock outlook. Many of Lunn's influences are people who emerged in the '60s and '70s Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen, Stephen Stills, and the Beatles, among others and those influences serve him well on melodic, reflective offerings like "Welcome to the Past," "Burden," "Change," and the moody title track "The Last Days Of Diresville". Lunn is currently playing in Southern California and in September 2006 is hoping to release a new full album of brand new recordings.

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