Singer-songwriter

Rebecca Ferguson

Rebecca Ferguson MBE is a critically acclaimed singer-songwriter well known for her rich, distinctive and memorable voice. A highly talented multi genre vocalist - she is recognised for her soul, jazz and pop sound.

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Heaven Part II

This 10-track album is a follow up from Rebecca’a original Heaven album that dropped exactly 12 years ago to the day. As well as working with some new contributors, Rebecca connected with some of the original Heaven writers and producers in the creation of Heaven Part II.

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Latest news

Rebecca Back Home At The M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool

This December Rebecca returns home to Liverpool for a special show at the M&S Bank Arena.

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Rebecca Recognised In King's Birthday Honours List 2024

Rebecca has been made a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in the King’s Birthday Honours for her services to the music industry.

Rebecca Takes To The Stage At Cambridge Club Festival

Rebecca took to the stage at Cambridge Club Festival performing alongside other acts such as Chaka Khan and Soul II Soul.

Rebecca guest performs at Eurovision 2023 in Liverpool

Rebecca returned home to Liverpool in May for a special guest performance at the M&S Bank Arena for Eurovision 2023. For the first time in 25 years Eurovision returned to UK soil and Rebecca was excited to be a part of this small piece of history.

Music

Rebecca Ferguson came to prominence in 2010 when she finished runner up on the hit TV show, The X Factor. As a notable songwriter, Rebecca has co-written four solo albums: Heaven, Freedom, Lady Sing the Blues and Superwoman, and is currently writing her fifth and final album, Heaven Part 2.

Events

Rebecca will be performing at a small number of events throughout the year. See below a selection of these events or click through for all dates where you can catch her in action!

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Campaigning

In 2020 Rebecca decided that something needed to change within the music industry and during the first lockdown she began drumming up support.

After an initial meeting with then Secretary of State, Oliver Dowden things started to take shape and other meetings followed.

More campaigners from other sectors were introduced to themeetings and regular catch ups with the DCMS were implemented – more of thecreative industries were on board with the initiatives.

After 3 years of hard work, in 2023 the Creative Industries Independent Standards Authority was launched.

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