Ben Mills
Following his 3rd place in X Factor 2006, ben has been a huge favourite on the live sccene, having performed at well over 100 venues in a year.
After a successful first album, Ben is currently recoring new material for the follow up.
Ben is currently available with or without band for an exceptional night of entertainment. |
Carolynne Poole
Carolynne already has a succesful past in the music industry having finished 3rd in Fame Academy many years ago. She is an accomplished songwriter and has an amazing vocal, second to none. |
Daniel Evans
Daniel played the organ in his dad’s band (they played 60’s and 70’s music across the country in working men’s clubs) until, in his late teens,
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Diana Vickers
Fame doesn’t bother Diana, she just wants to be up onstage doing something that she loves and having people watch her perform. She feels like if she doesn’t go for her dreams now, her studies will take over and she may miss out on her opportunity to make it. |
Girl V Boy
Girl V Boy are without one of the best original vocal groups of this year |
Hope
Over the past year, the Hope girls have been busy planning their assault. Having now finished X Factor duties (post the Live Tour where they joined the likes of Leon Jackson, Rhydian Roberts and Same Difference), the girls were rediscovered by veteran music agency, (who look after music’s hall of fame, with clients including Madonna to the Rolling Stones), who immediately booked them as support for the UK’s biggest boyband Westlife on their arena tour across the UK. Unsurprisingly the girls received a rapturous welcome. |
Joe Cox
Joe Cox has a fantastic, original vocal and made it to the Final 8 boys this year
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John Wilding X Factor
John returned for his second year to take on the X Factor and again found himself in the top 8 boys. He has an exceptional voice for all occasions. |
Jamie Archer
Jamie Afro is actually Jamie Archer, a 33 year old pub singer from Putney in South-West London in England. Jamie is widely known as Jamie Afro because of his… afro! His hirsute appearance has not only made him popular with the ladies but it’s apparently also earned him the nickname of ‘Hairy Angel II’ He is the son of a Guyana father and an English mother. |
Journey South
Journey South are a musical duo originating from Middlesbrough, England, consisting of brothers Carl and Andy Pemberton. They initially performed in pubs and clubs throughout Great Britain for over eight years prior to achieving third place fame on the British television talent show, The X Factor in 2005. The duo have stated that Bon Jovi, U2 and Mary J Blige have been influences for their work. |
Kandy Rain
Kandy Rain are four determined girls from different parts of the country who describe themselves as four feisty lasses who want to change the face of the British Pop. They are the first of this year's X Factor final 12 to become available for appearances.The girls say they chose their name because Candy is bad for you but you always want more and rain because they leave a lasting impression.
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Lloyd Daniels
Nervous 16 year old Lloyd has only ever performed in school plays but after being stopped by the judges, he managed to go on and win over both them and the audience and convince them that he was worthy of a place in the X Factor. Predicted to be a favourite contestant, Lloyd is just one of the Welsh contestants this series, with web sites and forums all over the internet flooded with messages of support for Lloyd! |
Laura White
At 17years old Laura won a radio competition where she got chance to sing in front of an audience of 15,000 people when Peter Kay switched on the christmas lights in Bolton. Laura started writing her own music and singing her own songs and afterr recieving good feedback decided to enter X Factor. |
Niki Evans
As one of the most successful artists to emerge from XFactor, Niki has since performed with John Barrowman at the Symphony Hall, has sang alongside Kim Wylde and Heather Small at a concert in Dubai, and appeared as a special request of Jasper Carrott on his Christmas Rock With Laughter show at the NEC and has made countless appearances on TV, including LK Today and ITV’s This Morning with Phillip Schofield and Fearne Briton, as well as numerous interviews on radio and in press. |
Rhydian
Simon Cowell gave rugby-loving Rhydian Roberts a record deal when The X Factor ended. Rhydian joined The X Factor Live Tour before spending time in Sweden, Nashville and L.A. where he worked with top producers including Walter A and Desmond Child. Rhydian has performed in a string of summer shows including a charity gig in Norwich where he met HRH Prince Charles. Rhydian is putting the finishing touches to his debut album which is due out in the autumn. |
Rachel Adedeji
Rachel Adedeji .The London student became the latest artist to leave the X Factor this week. Consistently praised by the judges and mentors alike as one of the best singers in the competition Rachel is now available for appearences.
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Rikki Loney
Rikki Loney The 21-year-old Scottish crooner - who had finally made the live finals after narrowly missing out last year - is the first of Cheryl's boys to leave the competition. He becomes the second act to leave the X Factor this year and is now available for appearances. In association with Industry. |
Ray Quinn
As well as being an award winning superb actor, Ray also loves to sing and entertain. He emerged as runner up in ITV's talent show The X Factor 16th December 2006.
Coming 2nd out of 100,000s contestants in the UK television programme XFactor is a huge achievement |
Stacey Soloman
Stacey Solomon, the 20 year old single mum from Dagenham, Essex has come a long way from her days serving up fish and chips at a local restaurant. She first came into the public eye when she appeared on the first show of X Factor Live Auditions shocking everyone with an angelic rendition of Louis Armstrong’s What A Wonderful World. “I’m rarely surprised, but I have to be completely honest with you, that performance took me by surprise. I think you are really, really good.” replied Simon Cowell Just as surprised was X Factor Judge Cheryl Cole telling Stacey:”I don’t know why I had a pre-conceived idea but I didn’t think it would be that good. Thank you.” |
Same Difference
Sarah and Sean Smith, the brother and sister act from Portsmouth made it right through to the final three and remain to be one of the favourite entertainers from the show. |
The Estrelles - X Factor
One of the best girlbands of all |
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