Dylan John Thomas Shines at TRNSMT with Support from Gerry Cinnamon

At the iconic TRNSMT festival, Glasgow’s very own Dylan John Thomas stole the show, delivering a magnetic performance that left the crowd in awe. Taking to the stage with confidence, Thomas opened with his hit ‘Jenna‘ and set the tone for an unforgettable set.

Backstage, Dylan had a chance encounter with the revered musician Gerry Cinnamon, whom he fondly referred to as a ‘big brother’. The supportive relationship between the two artists was palpable, with Dylan reminiscing on their shared journey from humble beginnings to larger-than-life performances.

Describing the electrifying atmosphere at TRNSMT, Dylan expressed his amazement at the massive crowd that had gathered, recalling a time when the event had a more laid-back vibe. Yet, his passion for music and connection with his bandmates shone through as they delivered a high-energy set that had the audience bouncing.

Reflecting on his growth as an artist, Dylan acknowledged Gerry Cinnamon’s role in his journey, from early days at King Tuts to major arena tours. The support and mentorship provided by Cinnamon have been instrumental in Dylan’s rise to stardom, culminating in performances at iconic venues like Hampden and the OVO Hydro.

During his set, Dylan showcased his versatility, seamlessly transitioning from upbeat tracks like ‘Feel The Fire‘ and ‘Nobody Else‘ to heartfelt ballads such as ‘Wake Up Ma‘. With a touch of humor, he introduced the poignant song by joking about avoiding the clichés often associated with songs about personal struggles.

The climax of Dylan’s performance came with the crowd favorite ‘Fever‘, during which he surprised fans with a cover of ABBA‘s ‘Mamma Mia‘, infusing his unique style into the classic hit. Despite a brief rain shower, the energy and enthusiasm from both the artist and the audience remained unmatched throughout the set.