Baby I'm a Runaway Rob Lynch

• 1 Prove It 03:16
• 2 Runaway 03:53
• 3 Selfish Bones 03:40
• 4 Sure Thing 02:52
• 5 Closer 04:01
• 6 Tectonic Plates 04:09
• 7 Salt Spring 03:53
• 8 Good for Me 03:11
• 9 Youth 03:49
• 10 Kings & Queens 03:27
• Total Runtime 36:11

Info for Baby I'm a Runaway

Second album from Stanford-born singer/-songwriter Rob Lynch. 2014's debut 'All These Nights In Bars Will Somehow Save My Soul' firmly cemented Rob's position within the folk/punk camp, touring Vans Warped Tour, Download Festival, Reeperbahn, Groezrock and his own headline tours as well as receiving coverage from Kerrang!, Big Cheese, Rocksound and the Independent.

With his second album there's a bold shift away from the one-man-and-an-acoustic-guitar format to a more full band, rock/pop sound with big arrangements whilst retaining his trademark big, memorable choruses, and catchy melodies.

Rob Lynch, guitar, vocals

Rob Lynch
Hailing from the picturesque market town of Stamford, Lincolnshire, Lynch moved to London and attempted to break through the noise with his catchy, uplifting melodies and lyrical depth.

His first release, a 5 track EP, was released through Walnut Tree Records in 2011 to critical acclaim, being rewarded with ‘EP Of The Year’ from Punktastic.com and receiving 8/10 from Rock Sound Magazine. With a limited print of 500, the record is now completely sold out.

Relentless DIY touring landed the determined young man slots at Fest in Florida and Groezrock in Belgium as well as Download Festival in the UK. Not bad for a man with just a guitar in his hand, a bag on his back and no management or booking agent…

Between November 2012 and August 2013 Lynch could be found recording his debut full-length ‘All These Nights In Bars Will Somehow Save My Soul’. The process began in Philadelphia with Shane Henderson (Valencia) and was completed in Hoxton, East London with Sam Duckworth. A 12-track journey tackling such themes as the death of his father, life on the road and finding light in times of darkness. An unbelievably honest and intimate record.

It’s because of this effort that Lynch has since penned a license with German-based label Grand Hotel Van Cleef, which as a result landed him a booking at the Reaperbahn Festival and a 3 week tour of Germany supporting top selling artist Thees Uhlmann that put him in front of over 20,000 people.

2014 already looks like Rob’s busiest ever with the UK album release scheduled for late April and further touring across Germany and Mainland Europe; thank god he doesn’t like sitting still!

This album contains no booklet.