Multi-platinum-selling vocal harmony group The Overtones announce that Welsh singer/songwriter Jay James has joined the band. The announcement heralds the start of an exciting new era for the group, who will return to Liverpool Philharmonic Hall this December with their annual Christmas show.
A former Royal Navy serviceman, Jay had enjoyed a varied recording career working with the likes of Booker T Jones, John Legend, Naughty Boy and the Jonas Brothers before rising to prominence as Simon Cowell's tip on the X Factor.
With their innate charm and adherence to vintage-modernist style, and a devotion to the timeless appeal of male vocal harmonies, The Overtones are a bridge between pre-rock'n'roll classicism and lively 21st Century entertainment. They've sold over a million albums, made countless TV appearances and filled venues tour after tour, all the while building a deep relationship with their fans.
"We will be performing classic songs from yesteryear, favourites from our albums and plenty of surprises…Over the last 10 years we've learnt a thing or two about throwing a Christmas party! People come to our shows to let their hair down, get their spirits up and dance their hearts out. We want everyone to leave an Overtones concert with a huge smile on their face and a spring in their step. This year will be our best tour yet!"
Mike Crawshaw, The Overtones
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