Haunted by hooks and good old-fashioned songcraft, Brian Larney writes songs that feel both familiar and freshly worn-in. His songs are organic spoonfuls of classic pop and folk, naturally sweet, non-GMO, without the sugar crash; his style hearkens back to the days of Simon and Garfunkel, the Beatles, and maybe a bit of Partridge Family.
 

Larney’s work has found its way beyond the stage and into TV and film, including a placement in Driven, the Sylvester Stallone–led feature film. He's released six albums and more than a dozen singles, steadily building a catalog that rewards repeat listening. His songwriting has earned him recognition as a three-time New England Music Awards nominee, a reflection of both his consistency and his connection to the regional music community.
 

Larney brings a warm, engaging presence that has put him on stages alongside acts like Cheap Trick, Big Head Todd and the Monsters and Marco Benevento. Whether performing solo or with a band, his shows emphasize connection, songs delivered with intention, humor, and an understanding that the best moments often happen in the shared space between performer and audience. It’s music made to last, rooted in melody, and driven by the belief that a great song can still stop people in their tracks.