Eurovision can be a whirlwind experience – especially for Remember Monday, the country-pop trio representing the UK this year. The trio, consisting of Lauren Byrne, Holly-Anne Hull, and Charlotte Steele, have been on an exhilarating ride since being announced as the UK’s entry for the Eurovision Song Contest in Switzerland.
The journey began back in March when Remember Monday was chosen to take on one of Europe’s biggest stages. Since then, they’ve been living out of suitcases, traveling across Europe to meet fans, create TikTok content, and share their infectious song “What The Hell Just Happened” with audiences everywhere.
Their story is not just about a music competition; it’s about resilience and determination. Remember Monday has been together for over a decade, weathering storms where their voices seemed unheard. Despite individual successes in shows like Phantom of the Opera and The Voice, they stuck together through thick and thin.
As they prepare to compete in Eurovision amid high expectations and pressure to perform well for the UK, Remember Monday remains upbeat and focused on delivering a memorable performance. Their song is described as a certified banger with glam-pop elements that showcase their harmonious talents live on stage.
“The closer we get to it, the more hungry we are for a good result.” – Holly-Anne Hull
With theatrical backgrounds from West End productions like Phantom of the Opera and Matilda under their belts, Remember Monday promises a visually stunning performance at Eurovision. Expect fallen chandeliers, mock boudoir settings, and pastel-colored costumes reminiscent of “Bridgerton meets Moulin Rouge.”
Musical Theatre Roots:
Their musical theatre roots shine through in their Eurovision entry with epic drama and pop flair inspired by iconic performances like “Defying Gravity” from Wicked – adding depth to their catchy tunes.
Despite the glitz and glamour of Eurovision preparations, Remember Monday hasn’t had an easy road. They’ve written numerous songs (including some humorous rejects) before settling on their current hit. As they gear up for the competition week filled with nerves and excitement building up to that crucial night on stage.
Overcoming Challenges:
From conquering fears of flying to navigating rejection in songwriting sessions – Remember Monday’s journey is filled with challenges that have only made them stronger performers ready to take on any obstacle thrown their way.
As they approach Eurovision week with anticipation building up around them – there’s no doubt that Remember Monday will give it their all onstage. Regardless of the outcome at Eurovision or future festival performances booked post-competition season – these talented musicians will continue making music together because at the end of the day – it’s about friendship first.
So whether they receive zero points or top marks at Eurovision–Remember Monday will keep singing together even if it means belting out tunes in someone’s living room post-competition frenzy.
In conclusion: For Lauren Byrne
and her bandmates Holly-Anne Hull
and Charlotte Steele,
Eurovision isn’t just another gig.
It’s a chance to live out
their dream alongside
their closest friends.
And no matter what happens,
they’ll always have each other
and memories that will last
a lifetime.
