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Kevin Simm - Winner 'The Voice' 2016.

Kevin Simm is an English pop singer, and he won The Voice UK on 9 April 2016. Kevin was originally from the group Liberty X 2001 until the band's split in 2007 and is currently the lead singer of the group Wet Wet Wet.

He is a credit to the Band sounding remarkably like Marty Pellow but adding his own style. The band are really tight vocally and gigging regularly and all over the UK

Kevin Simm as a solo artist – May 2019 G Festival.

Hits include

Chandelier

All You Good Friends

Wildfire

I fall apart

Classique has been working with International Artistes from around the world for over 20 years, whether they are ‘A’ list celebrities, Chart Toppers, performers from TV talent shows or Celebrity DJs. Along with our in-house production team, we pull together all the details – dealing with flights, transfers, accommodation and riders for all the major artists and their teams.

As the UK’s No 1 booker of celebrity artists we deal with everything for you and work constantly with management companies throughout the world, where we have built up great relationships and have the latest information about who is available and who would work best for your event.

Please contact us for any ideas for your event and we will work with you, always understanding time constraints and budgets.

Unfortunately we are unable to request autographs or personal Meet & Greets (unless part of a Classique event and pre-arranged) and we suggest contacting the artist's own websites or fan sites. Apologies, we are also not able to ask for Video calls / personal birthday requests / free / gratis / charity / reduced fee performances from any of the artists – again please contact your chosen artist through their own websites.
We are however very happy to pass on your thanks to any artist that has appeared at your event arranged and organised by Classique.

The majority of prices will be plus vat at the current UK rate of 20%.