Ed Blann · Journeys

Folk-rock stories with a pop-punk heart.

Singer-songwriter from the Midlands, weaving traditional folk, emo edges and pop-punk nostalgia into songs about belonging, heartbreak and growing up sideways.

New album · Journeys · Out now

Journeys album cover by Ed Blann

Latest Release · Album · 2025

Journeys

10 tracks of late-night folk-rock, whispered confessionals and full-throated sing-alongs.

Folk-rockAcousticSinger-songwriterPop-punk nostalgia

Discography

From bedroom demos to full-band confessions

Albums and EPs spanning acoustic folk, electric angst, and the bits in between.

Full catalogue on Bandcamp

Album · 2025

Journeys

A decade of stories distilled into one folk-rock road trip — late trains, soft goodbyes, and small, stubborn hopes.

Album · 2012

Nothing To Worry About

Traditional folk and pop-punk colliding — from story-songs to shout-along choruses.

Single · 2015

The Simple Truth / Inhuman Nature

Two tracks wrestling with regret and self-reflection, swinging between tenderness and teeth.

EP · 2013

Snapshot 2013

A snapshot collection of one‑take performances — solo vocals and acoustic guitar, recorded raw and unadorned.

EP · 2012

All The Lights

Soft city reflections, half-lit streets and the glow of phone screens at 2am.

EP · 2011

Quietly Confident

An organic extension of *Confidence Tricks* — stripped-down acoustic versions alongside new tracks that bleed vulnerability.

EP · 2011

Picture Unrelated

Four songs about the stories we tell ourselves when the picture stops matching the frame.

Album · 2010

Confidence Tricks

Hook-heavy early record — big choruses, bigger feelings, zero chill.

Ed Blann portrait

About

From choir stalls to folk clubs to loud bars

Classically trained in the Manchester Boys Choir and shaped by the folk scene in the north east of England, Ed grew from shy harmonies into a songwriter with a loud, honest streak.

His solo work spans tender acoustic confessionals and raucous electric guitars, folding traditional folk storytelling into the energy of pop-punk and emo. Along the way he became a key contributor to Doctor Who-themed band Chameleon Circuit, co-writing and recording on the album Still Got Legs.

These days the songs sit somewhere between pub back rooms, quiet bedrooms and packed cabaret nights — for fans of lyrics you can cry to and choruses you can yell.

Listen

Find Ed wherever you already listen

Stream the full catalogue, add tracks to your playlists, or pick up downloads and physical formats directly.

Contact

Booking, collaborations & nice messages

For gigs, festivals, theatre projects, or just to say you found a song at the right time:

music@edblann.com

© 2025 Ed Blann. Built for headphones, cheap speakers and late-night walks.