John Hiatt

John Hiatt stands as a towering figure in American songwriting, celebrated for his genre-spanning blend of blues, rock, and roots music. A Nashville Hall of Famer and multiple GRAMMY nominee, Hiatt’s songs have become staples for iconic artists such as Bonnie Raitt, Bob Dylan, and Emmylou Harris, reinforcing his reputation as the songwriter’s songwriter. His expressive, raw vocals and vivid storytelling underpin a career that has shaped the sound of American music for over five decades.

Hiatt’s discography is a testament to his creative longevity, with acclaimed albums like "Leftover Feelings" (2021)—a GRAMMY-nominated collaboration with Jerry Douglas—capturing the depth and authenticity of his craft. Recordings such as “’til I Get My Lovin’ Back” and “A Thing Called Love” highlight his ability to balance grit and grace. His enduring influence was recognised in 2019 with the prestigious BMI Troubadour Award, honouring his profound impact across the musical landscape.

Live music enthusiasts will have the chance to see John Hiatt headline celebrated venues, including Manchester Bridgewater Hall and London’s Indigo at The O2 in July 2026. To stay informed on John Hiatt’s tour dates, concerts, and upcoming shows, follow his official channels and experience the artistry of one of music’s most respected storytellers live on stage.