Rag'n'bone Man

With a great deal of excitement, a lot of relief and some anxiousness, the biggest night on the UK's musical calendar went ahead as the BRIT's 2021 celebrated the stars and artists that have made the biggest impact in music over the last year. As part of the Government's pilot scheme to get events back up and running safely the O2 once again hosted the BRIT's, not in front of the usual 20,000 fans and invited guests, but in front of an audience made up of 2,500 care workers and 1,500 music industry related others, with each of them having had to provide a negative CoVID test.

Taylor Swift at the 2021 BRIT AWARDS - Photo Credit, Ian West, PA Images.

Jack Whitehall was back again, hosting the first major event at the O2 since March 2020. After a brief Line Of Fire themed intro, Foreplay, aka Coldplay, were first up performing their brand new track, Higher Power, on a floating barge in the Thames opposite the arena. With holograms and pyrotechnics galore Chris and his band lit up the night sky to get the show off to a suitably stellar start. 

Continue reading: The BRIT Awards 2021: In No Particular Order, The Winners Are.....

JP Cooper doesn't think his music sounds like Rag 'n' Bone Man.

The 33-year-old 'September Song' hitmaker has often been compared musically with the 'Human' singer, whose real name is Rory Graham, but JP claims he doesn't care about comparisons as they are both ''in the industry''.

Speaking exclusively to BANG Showbiz, the singer, whose full name is John Paul Cooper, said: ''I think we're two of the people in the industry at the minute who are making good, honest, soulful, organic music.

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Rag'n'Bone Man is the artist on everybody's lips at the moment and it's not just his awe-inspiring voice that's got him there; it's the authentic charm and humble talent that has drawn everyone to buy his number one debut album 'Human'. It's the fact that he's not perfect.

Rag'N'Bone Man admits he isn't perfect

When you look at Rag'N'Bone Man (real name Rory Graham) you see a big, bearded, tattooed Brit who looks more like a bouncer than a soul-singing sensation. But that's exactly what the music industry needs right now; someone to break away from the sparkling veil of classic fame.

Continue reading: Rag'N'Bone Man: Why I'm Only Human After All

UK singer-songwriter Rag'n'Bone Man has just unveiled a sensational new track entitled 'Skin', ahead of the release of his debut album 'Human'. It comes ahead of the 2017 BRIT Awards, where he has been nominated following the incredible success of his song 'Human'.

Rag'n'Bone Man unveils new song 'Skin'

The new song, which is another chilled, soaring number that brings the very best out of the singer's impressive vocals, will be made available instantly to all who pre-order the new album. It follows the album's title single, which reached number two in the UK charts and topped the iTunes charts in 33 countries.

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Although the music industry seems to become increasingly conservative every year, December at least encourages it to look forward and speculate who might break big over the following twelve months.

Here’s six new artists whom many industry insiders, both from the major label and independent scenes, are pinning their hopes on for 2017.

Rory Graham, a.k.a. Rag 'N' Bone Man, is heavily tipped for big things in 2017

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The battle for this year’s Christmas number one is reaching its final stages and it looks as if Clean Bandit might just clinch it.

The Cambridge trio have already spent six weeks at the top spot with ‘Rockabye’, but according to the Official Chart Company they’re still 4,000 copies ahead of their nearest rival.

This year’s festive chart will be announced on Friday and currently it’s a three horse race between Clean Bandit, Little Mix with ‘Touch’ and Rag ‘n’ Bone Man, who is currently in second place with ‘Human’.

Continue reading: Will Clean Bandit Be This Year's UK Christmas Number One?

British singer-songwriter and 2017 BRITs Critics' Choice Award shortlister Rag'n'Bone Man has finally announced the release of his debut album 'Human' which will arrive next year. The offering follows the release of his lead single of the same name back in July.

Rag 'n' Bone Man unveils his debut album 'Human'

The Brighton artist, whose real name is Rory Graham, is following up July's single release 'Human' with a 12-track album of the same name produced by Two Inch Punch, Jonny Coffer and Mark Crew - the deluxe version of which features an additional seven tracks including his previous singles 'Healed' and 'Wolves'. 

Continue reading: Rag'n'Bone Man To Drop Debut Album 'Human' In February