Matt Cardle

Singer-songwriter and guitarist

Matt Cardle - Singer-songwriter and guitarist
Born

April 15th, 1983
42 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United Kingdom

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Born in 1983 in England, a singer-songwriter and guitarist gained prominence after winning the seventh series of a popular television music competition show. Released a debut album that reached number one on the UK Albums Chart, achieving commercial success. Subsequent albums explored various musical styles, including pop, rock, and acoustic genres. Participation in live performances and tours showcased musical talent, leading to a dedicated fan base.

Won the seventh series of The X Factor

Debuted with the album 'Letters' which reached number one

Toured extensively across the UK

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