Jon Poole

Jon Poole stands out on the British music scene as a singer and songwriter, known for his distinctive presence and enduring creativity. Also referred to as Jonathan Charles Poole, his work has spanned decades, marked by an adventurous approach to genre and songwriting. Demonstrating both versatility and technical ability, Poole’s discography includes albums such as "Random Jon Poole" (2013), "What’s the Ugliest Part of Your Body?" (1994), and "4 Little Boys 1989 – 1991" (1991), as well as an array of inventive recordings including "Alien Interaction", "Beak Gas", and "Eyes of a Windmill".

Jon Poole’s reputation for compelling live music performances is equally distinguished. In September 2025, he delivered a notable show at Concorde2 in Brighton as part of "A Double New Albums Premier Extravaganza!", supporting headliners Spratleys. Sharing the bill with acts such as Panixphere, Bic Hayes, and Bob Leith, Poole’s appearance further underscores his collaborative spirit and his ongoing influence in the UK’s vibrant music circuit.

With a catalogue that reflects both depth and experimentation, Jon Poole continues to command attention from discerning fans of British songwriters and live music enthusiasts. To stay connected with Jon Poole’s artistry and keep abreast of his gigs and concerts, be sure to follow him and look out for his latest show announcements.