Billy Bragg, born as Stephen William Bragg, is a British musician and songwriter known for his blend of folk, punk, and rock influences. Born in 1957 in Barking, England, he has been a prominent voice in socially conscious music since the early 1980s. His notable works include albums like "Talking with the Taxman About Poetry" and "Workers Playtime". Songs such as "A New England" and "Between the Wars" have cemented his reputation as a storyteller and activist. Billy Bragg has significantly contributed to the folk-punk genre, blending political commentary with heartfelt lyricism.

• Genres: Кантри, Иностранный рок
• Language: English