Glen Peters

Glen Peters is an Anglo-Indian singer-songwriter, author, and award-winning eco-entrepreneur based in Pembrokeshire, West Wales. Over a multifaceted life, he has successfully bridged the worlds of international corporate consulting, green energy innovation, creative literature, and traditional British folk music. Peters spent his childhood living in a railway colony near Calcutta (Kolkata). In 1967, his family emigrated to London, arriving during the exact week of Enoch Powell's infamous "Rivers of Blood" speech. Finding refuge in the inclusive environment of local London folk clubs like the Islington Folk Club, he quickly developed a lifelong passion for traditional British music. He eventually transitioned from a fan to a performer, event booker, and venue operator.