Lucy Spraggan

At 32 years old, Lucy Spraggan has this physical status:

Career

Spraggan was named runner up of the Urban, Pop & Acoustic Category of Live and Unsigned in July 2011, finishing third overall in the competition. Spraggan's prizes, which were awarded by Live and Unsigned for her success in the competition, consisted of a festival slot at Osfest and a slot at Australia's 'Go Connect' Festival. Live and Unsigned provided Spraggan with a number of replacement awards, including: a string of guest act spots at Live and Unsigned and Open Mic UK shows around the country, a new website, and a music video shoot for her single Last Night, which attracted over 55,000 viewers.

Spraggan's album Top Room at the Zoo was released independently on October 20th. In an interview, she said that the majority of her album's songs were inspired by a short-lived affair with an older woman of 27 that occurred when Spraggan visited America at the age of 18.

Spraggan performed as a guest artist or a participant in the show during this time. "Open Mic UK is a fantastic way to grow your fan base to thousands of new followers," Spraggan said in an interview. Spraggan was selected by several festival promoters to appear at their festivals, including London Summer Jam, Osfest, Strawberry Fields Festival, and Cockermouth Rock Festival as a result of attending these performances.

On July 13, 2012, she unveiled the single "Tea and Toast" on July 13. Spraggan auditioned for the ninth season of The X Factor, which was on display at the Zoo on August 25, 2012. She performed her own song "Last Night" from Top Room at the Zoo. After performing the song, she gained a place at bootcamp, but the audience at the Manchester auditions erupted for more. On The Xtra Factor, her second song, which was a Beyoncé adaptation of "Halo" was shown. The song climbed to Number 70 on the UK Singles Chart and climbed to Number 2 on iTunes shortly after the performance was shown. However, it was soon removed from iTunes thanks to The X Factor's request. Greg James revealed on August 29, 2012, that "Last Night" was at number 5 on the Official Chart Update, despite the song being taken down from iTunes, her album Top Room at the Zoo was at number 7 on the Official Chart Update as well. On September 2, 2012 "Last Night" entered the UK Singles Chart at number 11 and Top Room at the Zoo debuted at number 22 on the UK Albums Chart, ranked # 22.

At bootcamp, Spraggan performed "Moves like Jagger," but Maroon 5's "awkward" and "messy" were described as "awkward" and "messy." She returned to the stage with a mix-up of songs that she adored and meant a lot to her. Tulisa'sa eventually said that she wanted to hear one of her songs, so Spraggan performed "Tea and Toast," referring to a real couple. When she finished the performance, she burst into tears as she received a standing ovation from the audience and the judging panel.

She made it to the live shows as one of three female singers selected by mentor Tulisa. Spraggan was sick in week 4 and made it straight through to week 5. She opted to leave the tournament on November 3rd because she was still too ill to participate.

Lucy Spraggan revealed her signing to Record Label Columbia Records in March 2013. Join the Club, her debut studio album, was released on October 7th.

Spraggan said of the album, "I wanted to put my own spin on events that happen to everybody by telling these stories." I've been writing this album for as long as I can remember, and I hope you will be able to relate." On July 14, the lead single "Lighthouse" was announced. "I'd run out of money or get on the wrong bus, and the whole thing would get better," Spraggan says. Spraggan announced on September 30th that the second single lifted from the album would be "Last Night (Beer Fear)" will be released.

Spraggan announced a headline UK and Ireland tour in favor of the album, which opened on October 21th and ended at The Academy in Dublin on November 16th.

Spraggan performed new music on November 14, 2014, and she'd been away from it since The X Factor. On January 17, she revealed the name of her second album, We Are, which was released on May 4, 2015, and her first single "Unsinkable," which was released on March 15, 2015. Spraggan embarked on "The Unsinkable Tour" following the album's unveiling. Spraggan wrote and performed the "catchy" songs for the television commercial for online fashion store Simplybeyou in 2015. Spraggan was signed to CTRL Records later this year. Lucy Spraggan revealed on social media on February 3rd that her latest EP, Home, will be released on February 9th. "Home," "Yes, This One's For You," and "Skylights" were three new songs included in the EP. It also had a new version of "Tea and Toast" that detailed the song's origins. Spraggan's fourth album, Hope You Don't Mind Writing, was released on November 9, 2016, and she was a student at the University of On October 9, 2016. Following the release of the album "Modern Day Frankenstein," the video for the first single from the album "Modern Day Frankenstein" was released online on December 8, 2016.

Spraggan announced a headline European tour to support her album I Hope You Don't Mind Me Writing, beginning in Norwich on 1 March and concluding at the Gruner Salon in Berlin on March 28th. In total, the tour consisted of 18 dates. Spraggan's summer festival highlights included performances at Hope & Glory (Wonders of the Age Stage), Isle of Wight (Big Top Stage), Glastonbury (Acoustic), and Tramlines (Sheffield).

Spraggan revealed on her social media pages on May 19 that she would embark on a 31-date UK tour between September and October of this year. Lucy signed to Cooking Vinyl Records & Publishing after a series of showcase appearances at the SXSW festival in Austin, Texas, in March 2018. She was quickly added to the ATC Live for UK and European live bookings and APA for Northern America shortly after this. Lucy will appear in the United States & Canada from September to November, 2018 and is followed by a good UK tour and European dates from October to November. She is currently writing new material for a new album set to be released on Cooking Vinyl in Spring 2019 and will appear at festivals including Kendal Calling, Y Not, and Belladrum over the Summer.

"Yes I Am" - Melissa Etheridge's "Yes I Am" tour, a song about being there for people in their mental health, "Thanks for Choosing Me," "End of the World," and "Don't Play This on the Radio" from beginning of 2019. A deluxe edition of her live concerts was included with extra tracks from her live concerts: "Fight for It," "Loaded Gun Blues," "Unsinkable," and "Lucky Stars."

Choices, Spraggan's sixth album, was released on February 20, 2021, and debuted at number five on the UK Albums Chart, beating him at number five. The album was preceded by the singles "Flowers," "Roots," and "Sober." Spraggan released "Animal (Skank Butcher Remix)" as a promotional single on March 19, 2021.

Spraggan released a cover of the 1999 S Club 7 single "Bring It All Back" on May 2121. Spraggan announced her UK tour on May 28, 2021, which will begin on October 25th 2021.

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