Lucy Spraggan

Lucy Spraggan is an award-winning English singer-songwriter whose career has been defined by honesty, resilience, and creative independence. She first came to national recognition in 2012 after performing her own songs on The X Factor and subsequently releasing the Brit Certified Silver album Join the Club.

Lucy has released seven studio albums since with her latest work, Other Sides of the Moon, which features a track with Robbie Williams, reaching No. 2 on the UK Independent Albums Chart.

Her music has resonated globally, amassing over 169 million Spotify streams, including a 68 million+ streamed track, and attracting 350,000+ monthly listeners. Her influence continues to grow, with a combined social following of over 1.4 million and 161,000+ subscribers on YouTube.

For more than a decade Lucy has toured the UK, Europe, Canada and USA building a die-hard, cult fanbase that has immensely strong roots.

Beyond music, Lucy has become a respected LGBTQ+ voice who uses her platform to champion authenticity, inclusivity, and mental wellbeing. Her public speaking profile has grown significantly, with her interactive journaling stage show Words with Lucy Spraggan touring the UK in late 2026.

In July 2023, Lucy released her Sunday Times bestselling memoir, Process: Finding My Way Through, documenting her journey of recovery and self-discovery in the face of adversity.

In 2025 she took part in Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins on Channel 4 showcasing her dedication to fitness and her mental resilience. As a keen mixed martial artist, Lucy prides herself on discipline and dedication both on and off stage.

Lucy is signed to Syco Entertainment, Simon Cowell's publishing company, positioning her as a primary songwriter for sync across Syco productions, with multiple recent placements across Britain's Got Talent, America's Got Talent, Love Island and Simon Cowell: The Next Act.