Remember Monday, a talented musical trio from the United Kingdom, is set to represent their country at the 69th Eurovision Song Contest in Switzerland. Consisting of Lauren, Holly-Anne, and Charlotte, the group secured their spot in the prestigious competition last December. The trio's journey began in Hampshire, where they met during their school days and often skipped classes to practice music. Their background in musical theatre helped them hone their skills and prepare for the big stage.
With a significant presence on social media, Remember Monday has amassed 11.3 million likes across their videos and boasts over half a million followers on TikTok. Their engaging content and unique sound have resonated with audiences, allowing them to make a name for themselves in the country music genre. The group has already toured extensively across the United States and the United Kingdom, earning accolades such as the "Best Trio" award from the British Country Music Association.
Recognized for their potential, Remember Monday was chosen as the UK's entry for Eurovision by a selection team comprised of UK record labels, publishers, songwriters, BBC Music, and BBC Introducing. Their collaboration with Sam Ryder's former manager, David May, has also played a crucial role in their preparation for the competition.
Charlotte Steele reflected on the transformative power of social media, crediting TikTok for their breakthrough.
"It really has changed our lives – without sounding too dramatic" – Charlotte Steele
She recalls how the pandemic influenced their journey.
"we started posting in lockdown and when we came out we put on a gig, our first one in a long time, and it sold out in like 24 hours" – Charlotte Steele
The success of this gig was a turning point for the trio.
"It was that gig that spurred us on to do this full-time" – Charlotte Steele
As they prepare for Eurovision, Remember Monday feels optimistic about their chances. Their strong bond of friendship is seen as their secret weapon, which they hope will propel them to success in the competition. Holly-Anne Hull expresses the emotional impact of their journey.
"We just go dead silent and just release so many tears" – Holly-Anne Hull
The trio's confidence is underscored by Rob Lilley-Jones, who believes in their potential to deliver a memorable performance.
"I think all the evidence points towards a better result at Eurovision this year" – Rob Lilley-Jones
Their musical journey has been marked by numerous achievements, including hundreds of thousands of streams on Spotify. Touring has introduced them to new audiences and expanded their fan base.
"We walked out on stage and we didn't recognise anyone – it was all new faces" – Charlotte Steele
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