Mark Wright is a singer/songwriter from Brighton, England who has been performing in front of live audiences for over 15 years. His music has been described as a cross between Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan and Cat Stevens.

Mark is a versatile artist with a talent for composing songs that are both elegant in their simplicity and invite you back to listen again and again. If you appreciate quality songwriting, Mark Wright is right up your street.

Mark can be found at his website: www.markwright.co.uk.

It was through acting that Mark first aquired his taste for performing in
front of a live audience and for many years he performed in many and varied
roles in theatre productions across sussex before switching his attention to
music in the summer of '88 after seeing Bruce Springsteen live in concert.
As with many teenagers attempting to find their way in the music world Mark
was invloved with several college bands as a teenager, but it was as a solo
acoustic performer that he seemed to feel the most comfortable. At the age
of just 17 years old Mark performed his first ever gig at the 'Bat & Ball'
pub in Brighton, England for the princely sum of £25 and due his relative
lack of repertoire performed a set consisting largely of Elvis Presley movie
songs!

Learing his trade through performing hundreds of gigs throughout the south
of England it was in 1999 that Mark decided to form the 'Band of Plenty'; a
stripped down combo featuring piano, saxophone and congos as well as
featuring lush textural harmonies that were becoming his trademark.

Information on Mark can be found on http://www.markwright.co.uk/Biography.html