Laura Critchley

With a voice described as that from a love child of Rod Stewart and Stevie Nicks,[1] Critchley started singing when she was 7 years old.

[citation needed] She toured with the Sugababes[4] in March 2007, with Ray Quinn[4] in October 2007, with Deacon Blue[5] in November 2007, and with Boyzone in May 2008.

Produced by Steve Power, the man who worked on many of Robbie Williams' hits with him, the single did not chart, but did well on the video channels.

Critchley's fourth single "Today's Another Day" was released on 16 June 2008 and was a radio hit, reaching number 4 in the independent charts.

In 2010, Critchley was picked by Tom Jones to be one of his two backing singers during his worldwide performances and promotion of his album, Praise and Blame.

[13] Screenwriter Jeff Arch has written a scene for Critchley in his upcoming film The Chelsea Story set to star John Cusack and Naomi Watts.

It was produced by Steve Power, the man behind many of Robbie Williams hits, the single did not chart, but did well on the video channels.