Scott Poley is a UK-based Record Producer, Session Pedal Steel player, Guitarist, known for his work in the studio, on stage, and on international tours.


His credits include collaborations with Liam Gallagher (Oasis), Cherry Ghost, Peter Asher, The Hallé Orchestra, The Voice (UK), B*Witched, Kevin Montgomery, Adé, Albert Lee, Jon Walmsley, John "Rabbit" Bundrick (The Who / Free), Jeff Alan Ross (Badfinger), Oz Noy, Dave Sharp (The Alarm), Dave Pomoroy (Emmylou Harris), Ray Quinn, Lauren Housley, Laura Oakes, Pam Rose, Toria Wooff, Sarah Jory, Don Gallardo, Otis Grand's Big Blues Band, Steve Berry, Joe Topping, and Cara Luft.

Scott’s work as a session musician has featured on the iTunes, Amazon, and UK Top 40 charts. In 2023, he released a critically acclaimed EP of original music featuring members of the Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra.


After graduating from Sir Paul McCartney’s Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA) with a degree in Sound Engineering, and training in studios across North America and the UK, Scott became an in-house producer and session leader at Liverpool’s legendary Parr Street Studios. Since May 2025, he has further expanded his role as a Producer, leading sessions and guiding artists to craft distinctive recordings.


On stage, he is best known as Musical Director, Sound Designer, and Guitarist for Rumours of Fleetwood Mac (CMP / William Morris Agency). Tasked with recreating Fleetwood Mac’s iconic sound for live audiences, he has helped grow the show into a worldwide touring phenomenon — performing over 130 dates annually and reaching more than 150 million viewers on YouTube.


As a Musical Director, Scott has also created and managed productions around the world, including at Jumeirah Zabeel Saray (Dubai), Alton Towers Theme Park, Greenwich Theatre, aclaimed novelist Dame Jaqueline Wilson and the 6* Amilla Fushi resort (Maldives), collaborating with artists including Edele Lynch (B*Witched), The Fuel Girls, The Black Fire Agency, Rita Ora and Ray Quinn.



Alongside performance and production, he has worked with global brands such as Native Instruments, Gothic Instruments, Hologram Electronics, PRS Guitars, and Cream T Guitars. Scott has also been a specialist guest lecturer at LIPA, music industry export for BBC Radio 4, and contributed his expertise to a joint project with Liverpool University and the RNID Hearing Loss Charity.