Remember Monday
Remember Monday
Remember Monday have come a long way from their sixth-form rehearsal rooms where the band formed over 10 years ago. From the global heights of Eurovision and taking Wembley Stadium by storm, to the seas of festival crowds they have attracted this summer, they are truly having to find new goals to tick off their bucket list.
Having taken their infectious anthem What the Hell Just Happened? to Eurovision’s global TV audience of 160 million, the band continues to go from strength to strength. The track charted in 26 countries, garnered over 20 million streams, secured a UK Top 40 hit and reached #1 on the OCC Vinyl Chart. They then joined the likes of Mariah Carey, Zara Larsson, Reneé Rap, Lola Young and more, performing to over 80,000 people at Capital Summertime Ball. Their star power has drawn huge crowds across a range of ages and demographics at their festival
sets this summer, from The Isle of Wight Festival to Latitude, Camp Bestival and TRNSMT. Their stand-out 2025 was accompanied by phenomenal support from fans and industry alike. With playlists and spins across Capital, BBC Radio 1 and 2, as well as appearances on The One Show, Good Morning Britain, Lorraine, The Jenifer Hudson Show (USA) and their very own special with Graham Norton. The band have been praised across national, lifestyle and music titles with features in Sunday Times Culture, The Telegraph, Rolling Stone UK, Cosmopolitan, Attitude, Tatler, Official Charts and more.
On social media, they have reached over 670,000 followers on TikTok and counting, with all three singles from 2025 having major viral moments. As the band continue to dominate, Oct/Nov they embarked on their biggest UK-wide Headline tour across 17 major cities culminating in a sold-out show at London’s Shepherd’s Bush Empire – a momentous career highlight. The band’s third and final single of the year enjoyed a massive 7 weeks on the Radio 2 A-List. BBC’s Children In Need invited the girls to perform with the Philharmonic Orchestra. A show at
Holland’s Ziggo Dome and a Nationally televised concert in Reykjavík, Iceland rounded off an extraordinary year, as the trio spent Christmas Eve as special guests on BBC Radio 2 Breakfast
Show, delivering three songs in a live lounge–style performance. Remember Monday are now putting the finishing touches on their debut album, working with some of the industry’s finest writers and producers, with a huge release plan in place ahead of the record’s arrival. Their next single, “Attention,” lands on August 14th. The band are currently out on the road opening for McFly, wowing audiences of up to 10,000 people a night.
