A lifelong nomad raised between Texas, Louisiana, and Alabama, LeBlanc has always lived on the edge — a theme that runs deeply through Coyote, his first self-produced album. The record paints a vivid portrait of a man on the run, entangled with drug cartels, love, and redemption. With its cinematic songwriting, raw vulnerability, and contributions from top-tier session musicians like Fred Eltringham and Jim "Moose" Brown, Coyote has already been hailed as LeBlanc’s most ambitious work yet. LeBlanc’s journey mirrors that of his fictional alter ego: a life marked by hardship, resilience, and the determination to keep going despite the scars.
The album’s gripping narratives and haunting melodies showcase an artist who’s not only survived his turbulent youth but now flourishes as a father, partner, and musician at the height of his powers. LeBlanc’s upcoming European tour will bring Coyote’s brooding landscapes and emotional fire to audiences across the continent, promising unforgettable performances from one of Americana’s most evocative voices.
