Diana Vickers
English singer-songwriter with chart success
Born
July 30th, 1991
33 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United Kingdom
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A singer-songwriter from England, rose to fame as a contestant on the fifth series of a popular television talent show in 2008. Released debut album, 'Songs from the Tainted Cherry Tree', in 2010, which included charting singles such as 'Once' and 'The Boy Who Murdered Love'. Transitioned into acting, appearing in stage productions including 'The Duck House'. Demonstrated multifaceted talent by also working in fashion and television.
Reached the finals of The X Factor
Released debut album that achieved commercial success
Performed in 'The Duck House' on West End
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