It starts the way a lot of great stories do — three girls in sixth form, harmonising in the back of a classroom, not really knowing they’re setting their own future in motion. Fast-forward a decade, and that same trio — Lauren Byrne, Holly-Anne Hull, and Charlotte Steele — are standing on festival stages, watching thousands of people sing their lyrics back at them.

Remember Monday aren’t just another pop act. They’re proof that friendship and faith can still move mountains — and maybe even get you to the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire.

When they first hit national TV on The Voice UK, coached by the powerhouse that is Jennifer Hudson, it was easy to see something special brewing. Big voices, effortless chemistry, that spark you can’t fake. But after the cameras stopped rolling, they didn’t chase the instant fame route. Instead, they built slowly: two EPs, a few viral TikTok covers, and the kind of live harmonies that make you forget to breathe.

Then came Eurovision. Their anthem “What The Hell Just Happened?” was the moment everything clicked — the sound, the swagger, the sense that Remember Monday had finally arrived.

Their follow-up single “Happier” kept the momentum going, popping up on Radio 1, Radio 2, and just about every playlist that needed a shot of pure serotonin. Suddenly, the trio were everywhere — Capital’s Summertime Ball, TRNSMT, Isle of Wight — proving that you can take country-pop soul and make it feel stadium-sized.

Now, they’re stepping into a new chapter with “More Than Ever”, a song that feels like a deep breath and a leap of faith rolled into one. It’s drenched in shimmering synths, pulsing drums, and just a hint of banjo — a track that somehow sounds both nostalgic and brand new.

“It has our hearts completely,” the band say. “We actually wrote it during the last sessions for What The Hell Just Happened? and thought this might be our Eurovision song. It’s one of those songs that just… stuck.”

Written with Billen Ted, Cian Ducrot, and LYZA, “More Than Ever” feels like a love letter to risk — to betting your heart on something real. The kind of song that makes you want to roll the windows down and believe in love again, even if it’s hurt before.

The trio’s live shows carry that same energy: a mix of powerhouse vocals, friendship, and total chaos in the best possible way. And if you missed them last year, this is your chance — their upcoming ‘What The Hell Just Happened?’ tour is jumping from six dates to seventeen, ending with their biggest headline show yet in London.

From classroom harmonies to national radio, Remember Monday’s story isn’t about luck or timing — it’s about persistence, joy, and three women daring to make pop music feel fun again.

So, if you’re tired of perfect, polished pop and want something that actually feels — listen to “More Than Ever.” You’ll know why everyone’s falling for Remember Monday.

OCTOBER

13th - Cardiff, The Globe (LOW TICKETS)

16th - Belfast, Limelight

17th - Dublin, The Green Room

19th - Bristol, The Fleece (SOLD OUT)

20th - Portsmouth, Wedgewood Rooms (LOW TICKETS)

21st - Brighton, Chalk

23rd - Nottingham, Rescue Rooms

24th - Sheffield, Foundry

25th - Newcastle, Digital

27th - Manchester, Gorilla

28th - Glasgow, SWG3 Warehouse (LOW TICKETS)

30th - Liverpool, O2 Academy 2

NOVEMBER

1st - Leeds, Stylus

2nd - Birmingham, O2 Academy 2 (LOW TICKETS)

4th - Norwich, The Adrian Flux Waterfront Studio (SOLD OUT)

5th - Cambridge, Junction

7th - London, O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire

Author: Andrew Braithwaite

Andrew is the founder and chief editor of Music Talkers. He's also a keen music enthusiast and plays the guitar.