You'll Hear the Ocean

She Would Not Be You

Ten Embers

Lantern

Save Me

MidWinter Songs

The Chained Oak

Once Upon A Hallow's Eve

Gallows Humour

Live & Lonely In London

Save Me (Live & Lonely In London)

You'll Hear The Ocean (Live & Lonely In London)

Embers (Live & Lonely In London)

Broken Faith (Live & Lonely In London)

Love Somebody (Live & Lonely In London)

The Chained Oak (Live & Lonely In London)

Angel Face (Live & Lonely In London)

Ain't No Lovin' You

Rob Wheeler’s new studio album “Leave Tomorrow” (Out Spring 2024) is a collaboration between one of the UK’s emerging Americana talents & some of the leading names in songwriting & production in the City Of Music - Nashville; TN.

Raised by a single mum & surrounded by a musical family in the NW of England, Wheeler turned a humble inheritance from his grandfather into a self-written, self-produced & critically acclaimed debut album, taking inspiration from both sides of the Atlantic in Hank Williams, The Beatles, Nick Drake, Sheryl Crow, John Mayer & The Eagles. Prominent critics such as Neil McCormick & Paul Sexton heaped further praise on to its follow up, the complex & introspective Ten Embers.

In 2021 the MidWinter Songs EP hit #1 on the Singer Songwriter Chart & he was awarded ARC Radio’s songwriter of the year.
He was soon signed to an exclusive global songwriting deal with publishers Bucks Music Group (David Bowie, The Rolling Stones); a label deal with Absolute (Lauren Ray, Don McLean) & management with Red Grape who represent folk legend Peggy Seeger.
Wheeler has collaborated as a songwriter, producer & touring musician with an array of distinguished artists including: Robbie McIntosh, Fred Eltringham, Justin King, Steve Dorff, Daisy Chute, Tom Webber, Matt Cartsonis, Calum MacColl, Jeff Trott, Adam Wright, Marla Cannon-Goodman, Mando Saenz, John Smith, The Shires, Nell Bryden, Newton Faulkner & Eric Martin of Mr. Big.

Rob Wheeler

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