Born on the island of Anglesey, music has always been part of my everyday life—just as familiar as beans on toast. Growing up with an older Mother meant I was surrounded by a rich variety of sounds, from classic swing to traditional country music, shaping my musical tastes from an early age.

 

In 1980, I moved to the Midlands, where my musical influences expanded through my Brother’s record collection. Artists such as Elvis Presley, Gene Vincent, Eddie Cochran, The Big Bopper and Stray Cats introduced me to the energy and style of rock ’n’ roll and rockabilly.

 

Live singing entered my life at the age of 16 when I began performing alongside my surrogate father, Cyril—an influential and inspiring figure who encouraged my early performances. As I grew older, my musical tastes broadened further into rock music, but from the age of 19 I spent more than 25 years involved in musical theatre, developing my stage presence and performance style.

 

During the 1990s, I also performed with a band called 58 Chevy, dedicated entirely to authentic 1950s music, celebrating the golden era that first inspired me.

 

After a break from regular live performances, the lockdown period reignited my passion for singing. I returned to the microphone in pubs and clubs, gradually rebuilding my presence and growing my profile to where it stands today.

 

I take great pride in delivering a dynamic live performance. Rather than relying on a fixed playlist, I read the room and select songs based on the audience’s energy, ensuring the dance floor stays full throughout the night. My repertoire spans a wide range of styles including reggae, Northern soul, soul, rock ’n’ roll, swing, and modern hits—from artists like George Ezra to George Michael.

 

From the 1950s right through to the present day, there’s something for everyone—keeping audiences dancing through the decades. 🎤🎶