Francis Dunnery is a world-renowned multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer whose career spans over four decades of musical evolution.

Originally rising to prominence as the frontman and primary composer of the British progressive rock band It Bites, Dunnery co-wrote and performed the classic Top 10 UK hit “Calling All the Heroes,” cementing his place in rock history.

As a highly sought-after collaborator, Dunnery’s technical brilliance and creative versatility have seen him record and tour with some of the most iconic names in music, including Robert Plant (Led Zeppelin), Carlos Santana, Lauryn Hill, and Ian Brown. His ability to traverse genres—from progressive rock and pop to soul and classical guitar—has made him a respected peer among industry legends.

Beyond his collaborative work, Francis has enjoyed significant international success as a solo artist. With over ten original albums to his credit, he has achieved solo chart success around the world, most notably with the hit single “American Life in the Summertime.” His solo career is defined by a rare combination of virtuoso musicianship and deeply personal, witty, and philosophical storytelling.

Now based in Pennsylvania, Dunnery continues to reach a global audience through his various media platforms and the Charlie and Kathleen Dunnery Children’s Fund (CKDCF). His live performances remain an intimate masterclass in songcraft and guitar performance, delivered with the seasoned perspective of a true musical pioneer.

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