Best Liam St. John Songs of All Time - Top 10 Tracks

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Best Liam St. John Songs of All Time - Top 10 Tracks

Best of Liam St. John

Liam St. John has performed in venues such as:

Troubadour Sonia The Basement East The Axis Club recordBar The Foundry Marquis Theater House of Blues - The Cambridge Room The Masquerade - Purgatory Saturn Casbah Portland House of Music Beer City Music Hall

Liam St. John has upcoming events in

Nashville at The Basement East Birmingham at Saturn Dallas at House of Blues - The Cambridge Room Denver at Marquis Theater San Diego at Casbah Los Angeles at Troubadour Toronto at The Axis Club Portland at Portland House of Music Boston at Sonia Philadelphia at The Foundry Atlanta at The Masquerade - Purgatory Kansas City at recordBar Oklahoma City at Beer City Music Hall

Without further ado, here are Liam St. John top 10 tracks of all time:

1. Believer

Liam St. John

2. Little White Lies - Stripped Back

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3. Dipped In Bleach - Stripped Back

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4. forefathers - Stripped Back

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5. Greyhound Bus Blues

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6. Devil In Disguise (feat. Houndmouth)

Liam St. John,

Houndmouth

7. Eastham Prison Farm Blues - Stripped Back

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8. Eleanor Thornton - Stripped Back

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9. Noose

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10. Where The Pines Meet The Palms - Stripped Back

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Liam St. John Details

Liam St. John is a blues-rock singer, songwriter, and performer currently located in Los Angeles, California. Liam followed up his successful stint on the hit tv show ‘The Voice” with a volcanic single ‘OZARK‘, in which he combines his ravishing vocal performance with modern blues sound mixed with alternative rock explosions. Liam wowed Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton on season 19 of NBC’s The Voice with his bluesy rendition of “Sex and Candy”. Shelton was impressed by Liam’s versatility in the pocket, his falsetto, and his uninhibited soulful screams. The country star said Liam deserved an opportunity to advance in the competition. Ultimately, St. John chose the decorated icon, Gwen Stafani, who described his voice as “incredible” and “rich.” Before his big break on The Voice, Liam St. John hustled in the trenches of the music industry for years, playing at open mics, empty dive bars, and making nothing except the occasional well-whiskey. St. John and his band finally broke through with an opportunity to open for the British soul-rock sensation, Jacob Banks.