Jamie Lawson

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Jamie Lawson

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Hit singer-songwriter Jamie Lawson makes a triumphant return to the road, featuring new material from his new album, Little Weaknesses.

As the very first artist to be signed Ed Sheeran's label at Gingerbread Records, Jamie broke out into the limelight back in 2015 with his hit single 'Wasn't Expecting That', from his self-titled third album Jamie Lawson, which entered the UK charts at number one and earned him an Ivor Novello Award in 2016.

After touring around the world (including as support for Ed himself), and releasing two further successful albums with Happy Accidents (2017) and The Years Inbetween (2019) with the label, Jamie decided it was time to strike it out on his own, allowing him to restock and reassess his musical aspirations during the pandemic, especially after becoming a father in recent years.

Now in 2024, Jamie makes an eagerly-awaited return to the stage, previewing his first album in nearly 5 years, Little Weaknesses, full of snatched inspirations, instinctive gambles and very mighty songs.

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