John Jenkins Music London, UK
Jenkins’ influences include the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Paul McCartney & Wings, artists whose songbooks have
continuously broken new ground.
As a member of his own James Street Band, along with performances with The Persuaders and Come in Tokio, John has shared stages with the likes of Elvis Costello, Chris Difford (Squeeze), Echo and The Bunnymen, The Beat and Jarrod Dickenson.
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