Dani Wilde: The Voice of British Blues 

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Dani Wilde is a force of nature in the international blues scene. Since her debut in 2008, the British singer-songwriter and guitarist has cemented her reputation as a world class performer, blending soulful vocals with a masterful command of both acoustic roots and high-energy electric blues. 

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"Dani Wilde is a modern day British Blues Phenomenon... breathtaking." - Blues Blast Magazine, USA 

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With six successful studio albums under her belt on Ruf Records and VizzTone Label Group, Wilde has an accomplished career. Her accolades include the prestigious "Best Female Vocalist" award at the 2015 British Blues Awards, and her original song "R U Sweet On Me" graced the soundtrack of NBC's award-winning drama series "Aquarius," starring David Duchovny, alongside iconic tracks by The Who and Nina Simone. Her discography includes a prestigious collaboration with "Blues Royalty" producer Mike Vernon. ​

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From her debut performance at London’s Royal Albert Hall opening for Jools Holland with the Christopher Holland Band to celebrated sessions at BBC Radio 2 Maida Vale Studios, Wilde has proven she belongs among the greats. She has traversed the globe, touring Europe, America, Canada, and Africa sharing stages with peers like Samantha Fish and Sue Foley. She has shared festival bills with the greats from Tedeschi-Trucks to Koko Taylor and performed alongside Bobby Blue Bland and Bobby Womack on the "Legendary Rhythm and Blues Cruise ".  

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Wilde's talent has resonated deeply with audiences and critics alike, evidenced by her three number-one hits on the Official iTunes Blues Music Charts, including two self-penned tracks and a powerful rendition of The Rolling Stones' "Bitch" with the acclaimed "Girls With Guitars." Her crossover appeal extends to the iTunes Country Charts, where she's shared space with titans like Tim McGraw and Taylor Swift in Luxembourg and Switzerland. In 2017 BBC Radio 2 airplay propelled her to number 5 on the UK iTunes Blues Charts, placing her alongside contemporaries Van Morrison, Beth Hart, Joe Bonamassa, and Jonny Lang. 

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After a brief hiatus to focus on her young family, Wilde returned to the international spotlight in 2025 with a whirlwind tour across London and Europe. Now, 2026 marks a new ambitious chapter: 

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• The VizzTone Sessions: A 19-track anthology arriving in early 2026. The release features her celebrated rendition of Memphis Minnie’s "Bumblebee," which has already amassed over 5 million streams on Spotify. 

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• "Women in Blues" (New Album): Currently in production with co-producer Gregory Coulson, this record is a heartfelt celebration of the genre’s pioneers, featuring reimagined 1920s/30s classics and collaborations with international female blues musicians. 

 

Wilde’s live performances are a dynamic journey through the blues, transitioning from delicate acoustic storytelling to exciting, emotive guitar solos and foot-stomping boogie-woogie piano performed by pianist Matthew Gest (Dana Gillespie, Shemekia Copeland). Wilde also performs regularly with Krissy Matthews and The Women of The Blues, celebrating female talent in the genre, and with The Hamburg Blues Band in Europe. Whether she is honouring the legends of the past or carving out the future of the genre, Dani Wilde remains one of the most compelling voices in the blues today.