Dom Glynn & His Sunday Best is the project of Birmingham-born songwriter and guitarist Dom Glynn, a British country artist whose music is rooted firmly in the traditions of classic American country, honky-tonk and rockabilly. Influenced by songwriters including Hank Williams Sr., Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan, Glynn writes direct, narrative-driven songs about love, drinking, heartbreak, excess and the everyday absurdities of life.

Glynn began performing extensively in London in his early twenties, spending years playing venues across the UK and developing his craft through countless live performances. Alongside his songwriting, he has developed a distinctive guitar style drawing from players such as Mississippi John Hurt, Doc Watson and Merle Travis, bringing fingerpicking and traditional country guitar into a sound increasingly shaped by the energy of a full electric band.

Since 2023, Glynn has been backed by His Sunday Best, featuring Laurence Kingston on Telecaster, Roman Xavier on drums, and Jack Trouble on bass and harmony vocals. What began as a more stripped-back country project has developed into a hard-driving honky-tonk band, combining Glynn’s old-school songwriting with the energy of 1950s country and rockabilly. Their live shows are built around tight musicianship, two-stepping rhythms and a raw, high-energy performance that gets audiences dancing.

The band have steadily taken their music across the UK and Europe, with performances in England, Ireland, the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany. Festival appearances have included Kilkenny Roots, Maverick Festival, Ramblin’ Roots Revue, Black Deer, Rotterdam Bluegrass and Static Roots, alongside headline shows and support slots at venues throughout the UK and Europe.

In December 2025, Dom Glynn & His Sunday Best released their first live album, capturing the band’s electric sound and reworking songs from Glynn’s studio recordings alongside newer material. The record marked a transition from the more intimate sound of the project's earlier releases towards the full-bodied honky-tonk style that has become central to the live show.

That sound is now captured on This Fast Life Is Killing Me, the band’s latest studio album, released in September 2026. Across ten short, sharp songs, Glynn draws on the traditions of classic honky-tonk and rockabilly to tell stories of bad decisions, broken hearts, drinking, desire and the consequences of living too fast. The album brings together the influences that have shaped Glynn’s music from the beginning—Hank Williams, Johnny Cash and the great American country songwriters—with the energy and immediacy of his current electric band.

With This Fast Life Is Killing Me now released, Dom Glynn & His Sunday Best continue to build their audience across the UK and Europe, bringing their modern take on traditional honky-tonk to festivals, clubs and dance floors on both sides of the Channel.