Gerry Cinnamon (born Gerard Crosbie on October 1, 1984, in Glasgow, Scotland) is a Scottish singer-songwriter known for his passionate acoustic folk‑rock anthems sung in his native Glaswegian accent . He first gained fame through DIY gigs and social‑media word‑of‑mouth, self‑releasing his debut album Erratic Cinematic in 2017—featuring crowd favorites like “Belter” and “Sometimes”—which cracked the UK Top 20 �. en.wikipedia.org +13 His follow‑up, The Bonny (2020), released on his own label, shot straight to No. 1 on the UK and Irish charts and became one of the UK's biggest‑selling records of the year �. A compelling live performer, Cinnamon famously sold out Scotland’s national stadium, Hampden Park—becoming the first independent Scottish artist to headline multiple nights there—thanks to sepia‑toned live energy, raw lyrics, and loop‑pedal guitar driving euphoric sing‑alongs �. en.wikipedia.org +6