Lottie Gray

Raised along the Norfolk coastline and now based in Manchester, Lottie has steadily built a reputation on the live circuit, performing at venues including The Troubadour in London, The Eagle Inn in Manchester and Voodoo Daddy’s in Norwich. Lottie studied at The Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester, graduating with a first class degree in Popular Music. Alongside her studies, Lottie has performed regularly at weddings, festivals, local venues, bars and lounges across the UK. In 2025, she expanded her reach with a mini tour in Munich and Vienna, alongside a Britten-Pears Arts residency that led to performances at Aldeburgh Festival. Festival appearances include at Latitude and First Light, where she was broadcast on BBC Introducing. Other credits include performing as a vocalist for Tom Odell on the Graham Norton Show as well as performances for the BBC D-Day Celebration and backing vocalist work at the Royal Albert Hall. Lottie’s live set combines upbeat, lively tracks, well-known singalongs and her own versions of forgotten favorites. Think Fleetwood Mac, Ed Sheeran, Harry Styles, Michael Jackson, Bruce Springsteen, ABBA and Adele all mixed together for a fun and exciting performance. Accompanied by her rhythmic guitar playing, Lottie’s voice is captivating and full of character, drawing in audiences across a multitude of events.