Anne-Marie’s rise to stardom has been nothing short of meteoric. A former 3 x world karate champion and West End child star turned multi-platinum-selling artist, Anne-Marie has gone onto become one of the world’s most-loved and successful pop stars of our times. Following a string of chart-busting singles over her career to date – from her Ed Sheeran co-write and UK Top 3 ‘2002’ to this year’s garage-infused juggernaut ‘Don’t Play’ – Anne-Marie is an artist who wins with her playful commentary, idiosyncratic storytelling, magnetic vocals and infectious personality.

Making her prime time debut as a new, and winning, judge on talent show The Voice earlier this year, Anne-Marie is now on the cusp of releasing her much-anticipated second studio album, ‘Therapy’. A title that holds an extremely important message to the Mind Charity ambassador, Anne-Marie has continually campaigned for the conversation surrounding mental health be that on her own platforms, in her poignant YouTube documentary titled ‘How to be Anne-Marie’ or as part of ITV’s Britain Get Talking campaign in 2021, which she currently fronts.

An artist who boasts more than eight million Instagram followers and 22 million monthly listeners on Spotify, Anne-Marie has become a BRITs Critics Choice finalist; Nordoff Robbins ‘Best Newcomer’ winner; 9 x BRIT Award nominee; an official ambassador of The Princes Trust; Stylist Magazine ‘Artist of the Year’; Royal Academy of the Arts committee member and more.