Hannah Trigwell is a singer-songwriter who began her career at 17 busking around her hometown of Leeds in the north of England. From there she learnt her craft, while going on to study at The University of Leeds, recently graduating with a degree in Biology. During this time, Hannah posted a few cover versions she had re-worked on YouTube and within an instant she was being touted as a new sensation. She was named "Best International Unsigned Act" at the St. Helier Online Music Awards and her version of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" quickly amassed more than two million views.
Hannah continued to pick up new fans around the world, releasing two EPs of original material, which both reached the top ten of iTunes singer/songwriter charts. By now her videos had been viewed more than fifteen million times.
The decision to focus on her music full-time rather than explore her future in Biology will be welcome news to her fans, and when they hear the new music Hannah has been working on it may be more than a few million YouTube fans that are rushing to see her live. First single to be released in 2014 is called "Hurricane" and is a departure from the more acoustic based sound Hannah is known for.
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With a debut headline UK tour in January 2014 and debut single "Hurricane" out on 3 Peace Records in February, the future looks bright for this once street-busker from Leeds.
15th January - O2 Academy 2, Birmingham*
16th January - Borderline, London *
17th January - Deaf Institute, Manchester *
18th January - Cockpit 2, Leeds
19th January - King Tut's, Glasgow
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