Liam Titcomb

A folk festival rug rat, singer/songwriter Liam Titcomb grew up backstage. Liam was signed to Sony Canada when he was 15. Now 23, Liam is a seasoned and respected musician. Even before the release of his first album (age 17) he was touring across Canada with established acts like Great Big Sea, Tom Cochrane & Colin James.
In 2006, Liam Titcomb was nominated for the Canadian Radio Music Awards for Best New Group or Solo Artist (Hot AC) for his Debut album on Columbia with Grammy winning producer Bill Bottrell (Sheryl Crow, Michael Jackson) featuring singles: "Sad Eyes" which went Top 10 and Counting Headlights Top 20.
In 2003, at 15 he contributed the song "War" to the benefit album Peace Songs (along with Leonard Cohen, Paul McCartney and Bruce Cockburn) in support of War Child Canada's humanitarian programs. This past summer, living in his RV, he busked coast to coast followed by the CBC and raised well over $50,000 for War Child.
His sophomore album "Can't Let Go" was recorded in Nashville with Jay Joyce (Patti Griffin, Derek Trucks); it's obvious that this singer/songwriter set out to prove that he was no "flash in the pan" with his second record. "Can't Let Go" was released on Double Dorje Records, Liam's own independent label. Now working in Nashville on the Third album.
Liam also recently played the role of Jones in the new CBC Television series "The Wild Roses" shot in Calgary.
Official Website:
www.liamtitcomb.com