Dylan LeBlanc | Pop review

100 Club, LondonListen to Dylan LeBlanc's debut album, Paupers Field, and you are confronted with the image of a troubled troubadour, battling booze and a broken heart, his haunted, sepia-coloured country rock at odds with his tender years. But his first trip to London seems to have lifted the spirits of this lank-haired Louisiana native. "We've got to see many a good sight and hang out with many a good people," LeBlanc says with a broad smile, his southern drawl as gentlemanly as his flared...

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