Amelia Brightman: Amelia was trained from a very early age for performance at the prestigious Elmerst ballet schools and Hurtwood house. As the youngest sister of the famed soprano Sarah Brightman she was put in to contact with her producer, Frank Peterson, and began working for his Nemo studios as a writer at eighteen years old. At twenty her first co write was released with a chart placement for the Spanish artist Princessa. From there she went on to collaborating on the first written track for Gregorian titled Moment of Peace. This track went on to receive platinum awards around the world and Amelia began touring with them as the only female. Between yearly tours with Gregorian and co writing many, many tracks for them, Amelia has toured the world with Sweetbox, Albert Hammond and Sarah Brightman as a vocalist. She enjoys all aspects of art and has turned that passion into as a career as a tattoo artist. She has also dabbled in stop motion animation and videography. Dan Hoadley: From an early age Dan has sung in Choirs , and was the youngest tenor to sing at the Royal Opera House in the chorus ( 21 years 6 months old ). He has always enjoyed cycling, running, swimming , tennis and golf , as well as playing the violin , cooking and drinking fine wine . He sang in front of the late Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip several times , notably meeting and shaking hands at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre , where he performed music to accompany " A Winter's Tale " in the first season there (1997) He has toured with the Royal Opera in Germany , Finland and Scotland , has sung at the Salzburg Osterfestspiele with the Berlin Philharmonic, and performed in many Prom concerts in the Royal Albert Hall . He has sung solo roles with English National Opera , and recorded solos for EMI , Decca and Phillips. He loves working for and with Gregorian and hopes to see many new markets in the next few years. Tristan Stocks: Tristan Stocks started his musical life as a violinist before becoming a singer. At school, he sang a range of rock, pop and classical music before training at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, The Guildhall School of Music and Drama, and at Dennis O’Neill’s prestigious opera studio, The Wales International Academy of Voice. After these studies, he made his role debut at Glyndebourne Festival Opera, became a Britten-Pears Young Artist, and received a number of awards including the Susan Chilcott and the Grange Park Opera Scholarships. In addition to performing in comic and dramatic operas and operettas, Tristan has soloed in a huge range of concerts in Europe and beyond, performing songs from musicals and by pop artists as well as well-loved classical music. When he is not performing himself, Tristan regularly directs and produces theatre productions for touring companies in the UK. Tristan was thrilled to join Gregorian in 2019 and has loved touring with them ever since - feeling constantly refreshed and boosted by the camaraderie within the group and the incredible audiences around the world. When he is not travelling, Tristan’s other interests include woodwork, running, hiking, and cycling. He is a self-described coffee geek and has a complete touring coffee kit when on the road!