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English vocalist and songwriter

James Arthur
Arthur at the NRJ Music Awards 2014

Arthur at the NRJ Music Awards 2014
Background information
Born (1988-03-02) 2 March 1988 (historic period 34)
Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, England
Genres
  • Popular
  • R&B
  • soul
Occupation(s)
  • Singer
  • songwriter
Instruments
  • Vocals
  • guitar
Years active 2011–present
Labels
  • Columbia Records UK
  • Columbia Records Germany
Website jamesarthurofficial.com

Musical artist

James Arthur (born 2 March 1988) is an English singer and songwriter. He rose to fame after winning the ninth series of The X Factor in 2012. His debut single, a cover of Shontelle's "Impossible", was released by Syco Music after the last, and debuted at number ane on the Uk Singles Chart. Since and so, information technology has gone on to sell over 2.5 million copies worldwide,[1] making information technology the most successful winner's single in the show'due south history.[2]

The follow-up single, "You're Nobody 'til Somebody Loves You", reached number ii on the UK Singles Chart. He released his cocky-titled debut studio album in Nov 2013. The album debuted and peaked at number two on the United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland Albums Chart. After the release of his debut studio anthology James Arthur, he was involved in a series of controversies which led iTunes to offer refunds for the album.[3]

Arthur parted ways with Simon Cowell's record label Syco in 2014. In 2015, he signed a new deal with Columbia Records to release his second studio album, Back from the Edge, in 2016; he was also re-signed to Syco in 2016. The album'southward lead unmarried, titled "Say You Won't Permit Go" and released in September 2016, saw great success, peaking at number 1 on the Britain Singles Chart and selling close to 2.7 one thousand thousand copies every bit of February 2021[update].[4] Back from the Edge was released on 28 October 2016, and debuted at number one on the UK Albums Chart. On xviii October 2019, after releasing numerous singles throughout the prior two years, Arthur released his third studio album, Yous; this anthology debuted and peaked at number two on the United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland Albums Chart. In February 2021, Arthur signed with Columbia Records UK and Columbia Records Germany later Syco had ceased operations.

Early life [edit]

Arthur was built-in on 2 March 1988[v] to an English mother, Shirley Ashworth, and a Scottish male parent, Neil Arthur.[6] Neil was a commitment driver, merely too used to be a DJ and drummer for many years, while Shirley was a way model and afterward a sales and marketing professional.[ commendation needed ] Arthur'south dad and female parent split up when he was ii years old,[7] and they each settled with new partners: when Arthur was three, Shirley got together with Ronnie Rafferty,[viii] a reckoner engineer,[nine] and Neil later married another woman; together they had Arthur'south one-half-sis.[10]

At the age of fourteen, Arthur entered part-time voluntary foster care: he lived with his father, Neil, for three days of the week and was in foster care in Brotton – well-nigh x miles from Redcar – for the other four days.[11]

Education, moving to Bahrain and back to England [edit]

Arthur first went to Ings Farm Principal School in Redcar, North Yorkshire.[12] In 1997, when he was ix,[13] he moved with his mother, his stepfather, and two of his sisters[14] to Bahrain.[xiv] In Bahrain, he studied at the local British School of Bahrain.[14] In April 2001, when Arthur was xiii,[xv] they moved dorsum to England,[16] having lived in Bahrain for a full of iv years.[15] Upon his return, he continued his studies at Rye Hills Schoolhouse in Redcar.[16]

Career [edit]

Early years [edit]

James Arthur started writing and recording songs when he was fifteen every bit an unsigned artist both solo and in many bands,[17] [18] including:

Moonlight Drive

A Cleveland-based progressive, experimental, rock 5-slice band with Arthur on lead vocals. The band was active between 2005 and 2008. It had recordings such as "Said You'd Exist There", "Pigsty in My Heart" and "Tear Me Apart".[xix]

Cue the Drama

An culling rock band based in Marske-by-the-Sea and active between 2005 and 2008. Recordings included "On the Radio 98KUPD", "It'due south Killing Me", "I'll Attain You" and "It Hurts".[20]

Salvage Arcade

A Middlesbrough culling stone band made up of Arthur (vocals, guitar), Josh Brown (keyboards, vocals), Matthew Green (guitar), Alex Beer (bass, vocals), Travis Shaw (guitar, percussions, vocals) and Karl Dowson (drums). In 2009, the band released a 3-runway EP called Truth, carrying the title rail – "The Truth" – as well as "Echoes" and "I United nations-Proudly Present". In June 2010, the ring released a 5-track EP, This night Nosotros Dine in Hades, which in improver to the title track "Tonight Nosotros Dine in Hades" included "Superhero", "You Always Want a Fight", "Juliet Is Not Dead" and "She Aims to Please". Both releases were on the independent label 57 Records Britain.[21]

Emerald Skye

A 4-piece indie pop and rock ring formed in March 2011 based in Redcar / Saltburn-by-the-Bounding main and fabricated up of Arthur (guitar, vocals), Dean Harrison (piano, violin), Paul Gill (bass) and Save Arcade bandmate Greenish (drums).[22]

2011–2012: Sins by the Sea and The X Factor [edit]

In 2011, Arthur uploaded many of his own songs to SoundCloud and YouTube, as well as an album entitled Sins by the Ocean. The independent album included xvi tracks. Arthur formed his own musical projects. The James Arthur Project resulted in recorded and releasing 2 EPs, firstly a soulful popular EP named Hold On as The James Arthur Project in August 2012 in collaboration with John McGough. The tracks were written and arranged by McGough, and mixed by Matt Wanstall with all vocals by Arthur.

Arthur also released an EP every bit The James Arthur Band. The band consisted of Arthur (vocals and guitar), Jez Taylor (guitar), Chris Smalls (keyboards), Hashemite kingdom of jordan Fellow (drums) and Rich Doney (bass). In 2012, the band released The EP Collection CD with nine tracks with R&B, soul and hip hop influences, a compilation of tracks on both EPs.

In 2012, he auditioned in Newcastle for the ninth series of The X Factor, performing an acoustic rendition of judge Tulisa'due south "Immature", earlier explaining his by, including a short spell in respite foster intendance and time spent in flats and bedsits after break-ups within his family unit. He too revealed his father and mother had hardly spoken to each other for over xx years, and this was a reunion of sorts for them to attend his audition. He sang "A 1000000 Honey Songs" at bootcamp and was called equally one of six contestants in the "Boys" category to advance to judges' houses. From this indicate onward, Arthur was mentored by Nicole Scherzinger. After his judges' houses performance of "I Tin't Make Yous Love Me", he was picked as 1 of 12 contestants to advance to the live shows, and 1 of three in the "Boys" category.

Afterward his 2d alive performance, Arthur suffered from an anxiety attack backstage. While being treated at the studio, paramedics determined he did not need to go to hospital, and he was ordered back to his hotel to residue. He later returned for the results bear witness the post-obit nighttime.[23]

Later his performance of LMFAO's "Sexy and I Know It" on the third alive show on twenty October, Arthur was accused of plagiarism. His version was very similar to the rendition by YouTube star only1Noah,[24] [25] which was uploaded on 9 May 2012 and had over 13 one thousand thousand views at the time.[26] However, Arthur later tweeted: "Btw doesn't everyone know I was putting a spin on Noah's version? It had 13.something 1000000 hits! Was I supposed to state the obvious?"[27] [28] In week vii, subsequently performing "Tin can't Take My Eyes Off You", Arthur was in the final showdown. He sang "Fallin'" for survival against fellow favourite Ella Henderson, and the issue went to deadlock; Scherzinger and Gary Barlow voted to send Arthur through to the quarter-final, while Tulisa and Louis Walsh voted to send Henderson through to the quarter-final. Resulting from the public vote, Arthur advanced to the quarter-final, receiving 13.seven% of the vote whereas Henderson received 12.ane%.(in Central khmer)

With 53.7% of the final vote against Jahméne Douglas'due south 38.9%, Arthur won The X Factor on 9 Dec 2012.[29] [30] This made him the first-ever winner of the evidence to have previously been in the bottom two.[31]

2013–2015: James Arthur, controversies and leaving Syco [edit]

James Arthur at a volume-signing session at WHSmith in Middlesbrough on ix January 2013

Following his victory, Arthur'south winner's song, a cover of Shontelle's "Impossible", was released every bit a clemency single for Together for Short Lives.[32] It became the fastest-selling The X Factor winner's single so far, reaching 255,000 downloads within 48 hours and over 490,000 by the finish of the week.[33] The single topped the UK Singles Nautical chart in its get-go week of release.[34] [35] [36] Subsequently 11 days, information technology was the seventh-acknowledged debut single from whatever contestant from The Ten Factor, with sales of 622,000.[37] In its 2d week, the single dropped to number 2,[38] but reclaimed the number one spot in its third calendar week, and stayed at the summit for a farther week.[39] Subsequently three weeks, it was the 5th best-selling single of 2012 with 897,000 copies sold.[twoscore] To date, information technology has sold over ane.three million copies in the UK, overtaking Alexandra Burke's version of "Hallelujah" to become the all-time-selling winners single ever.[41] The song also peaked at number 1 in Republic of ireland, two in Australia, New Zealand and Switzerland, and viii in Slovakia.[42] [43] [44] [45] In May 2013, Arthur released an EP Undiscovered Acoustic of six acoustic songs written and recorded by John McGough with all tracks sang by Arthur.

On 7 August 2013, Arthur announced via Twitter that his side by side unmarried would exist called "Yous're Nobody 'til Somebody Loves You",[46] which was released to UK radio stations on 9 September 2013. The song was officially released worldwide on 20 October 2013 and debuted at number two in the UK, falling just behind Lorde's "Royals". Arthur'south cocky-titled debut studio anthology, James Arthur, was released by Syco Music on one November 2013. The album included the singles "Incommunicable", his X Factor winner's unmarried, and "You're Nobody 'til Somebody Loves You", also as collaborations with Emeli Sandé and Chasing Grace. It debuted in the UK at number two, behind Eminem'south The Marshall Mathers LP two,[47] and became the 30th best-selling anthology of 2013 in the state. "Recovery" was released as the album's third single on 15 Dec 2013[48] and debuted at number nineteen on the Uk Singles Chart. On 14 January 2014, Arthur confirmed on Twitter that "Get Down" would exist the album's fourth unmarried.[49] On five Jan 2014, Arthur embarked on his first headlining tour, the James Arthur Tour, a 37-date tour around Europe.

In November 2013, Arthur generated much controversy over the use of homophobic lyrics in a song. Mickey Worthless, a Croydon battle rapper, had issued "Stay In Your Lane" a track mocking Arthur, because Worthless didn't experience it was right that Arthur was presenting himself as a battle rapper on national radio. Arthur responded to Worthless with his vitriolic diss track "Hey Mickey" issuing cord of slurs directed at Worthless, rapping "Hilarious, precarious yous Talibani dislocated, imbellic mimic of a gimmick" adding the slur "You fucking queer".[50] [51] This sparked outrage among the LGBT community and led to Twitter spats with comedians Frankie Boyle and Matt Lucas, and vocaliser Lucy Spraggan.[52] Arthur immediately apologised for his comments and claimed that he was not homophobic. Following this he announced that he would not exist posting on Twitter anymore, with his management taking up command of his page.[53] The backfire connected, notwithstanding, with a Facebook entrada to run across his upcoming appearance on The X Cistron be cancelled. iTunes offered refunds for his album due to complaints from customers.[54] Subsequently Arthur switched on the Christmas lights in Manchester on 8 November 2013, Manchester Metropolis Council said that he would have been replaced if the controversy had happened earlier.[55] On 22 Nov 2013, Arthur'due south management announced that the vocaliser would be cancelling all public engagements for the side by side vii days due to burnout.[56] Singer Olly Murs came to Arthur'due south defence,[57] but said later that he was not defending the choice of lyrics.[53]

Farther controversies arose later on the reviews to his projected rap mixtape All the World's a Phase, specially regarding the track "Follow the Leader" where he rapped "I'm gonna accident up your family unit like I'k a terrorist". This led to further accusations of Arthur glorifying violence. This infuriated Simon Cowell who said "I call back James, unfortunately, has had so many issues with what he has done publicly – which is a real effect with me... Somebody should have told him to close upwards and only put the records out". On 5 April 2014, several media outlets began to report that Arthur had been dropped from Syco, following the dispute over "Follow the Leader".[58] He took to Twitter to deny the claims;[59] however, on 11 June 2014, Arthur announced via Twitter that he and Syco had parted ways by common understanding. Arthur independently released his mixtape All the Globe's a Phase on 16 May 2014.[sixty]

During the summer of 2014, Arthur stated that he was working on his second studio anthology and was close to signing a new record deal. He performed at V Festival in August, 2014.[61] On nineteen October 2014, Arthur released a collaboration with British record producer Rymez entitled "Kryptonite"; the vocal entered the iTunes summit 150 on pre-orders solitary.[62] On 22 April 2015, Arthur unveiled a demo track titled "Promise" on YouTube.[63] He embarked on "The Story So Far Tour" in May 2015.[64] On 6 September 2015, he announced that he had signed with Columbia Records and that a new album was on the way.[65]

2016–2017: Back from the Border [edit]

On 8 Jan 2016, Arthur released a vocal called "The Truth" on iTunes in the United states.[66] [ unreliable source? ] Following the vocal's release, he took to Twitter and clarified that the song would feature on Family Therapy with Dr. Jenn,[67] [ unreliable source? ] and that information technology was non the lead single.[68] [ unreliable source? ]

Arthur released "Say You Won't Let Go" on ix September 2016 as the lead single from his 2nd studio album, Back from the Edge, which was released on 28 October 2016.[a] Arthur also re-signed with Syco. On 30 September 2016, the single reached number one on the United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland Singles Chart, becoming his 2d chart topper and making him the showtime male person winner to have two United kingdom number-one singles (as of 2016[update]).[70] The song remained on the top spot for three consecutive weeks.[71] In January 2017, the single became his commencement chart entry on the Billboard charts in the United states.[72] By the 2d calendar week of January 2017, it had surpassed the 1 one thousand thousand sales mark in the UK, making James the first-ever 10 Factor human action to take two singles sell over a million copies in his homeland as well as the 21st act in UK chart history to have two or more million sellers.[73] As of February 2017[update], it had sold ii million copies worldwide.[74] Information technology was afterwards confirmed that he will be actualization at the V Festival in August, having previously performed there in 2013.[75] The same month, OneRepublic lead singer Ryan Tedder likewise confirmed that he would exist joining the ring and Fitz and the Tantrums as a support act on their Honda Civic Tour in the US and Canada during the summer.[76]

Arthur'southward follow-upwardly unmarried, "Safe Inside", peaked at number 31 on the UK charts, and the third single, "Can I Be Him", at number 69.[77] [78] In early on April, information technology was announced that he would be embarking on his start arena tour across the UK and Ireland with fellow X Gene contestant Ella Henderson every bit his support act.[79] The following calendar month, Arthur collaborated with Motorcar Gun Kelly on the song "Become for Bankrupt" from Kelly's album Bloom, which besides served as the official theme song for WWE's SummerSlam in 2017.[80] The same calendar month it was announced that Arthur would be 1 of the vocalists featured on a cover of Simon & Garfunkel'due south "Bridge over Troubled H2o", which was recorded to enhance funds for those affected by the Grenfell Tower burn.[81] The single was released on 21 June and went on to enter the UK charts at number 1 two days later.[82] On 20 June 2017, James confirmed on Twitter that he would be a guest vocalist on drum n bass act Rudimental's single "Lord's day Comes Up", set for release on 30 June.[83] He performed the song at V Festival with the group in August and information technology became some other United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland Top 10 single for him. Throughout the summer he toured the United states and Canada with OneRepublic and Fitz and the Tantrums with the tour ending on 12 September in Texas.[84] 2 nights later on he performed alongside Julia Michaels and Kelly Clarkson at Fresh 102.7'south Fall Fest at The Theater at Madison Square Garden, New York.[85] On 5 October, his autobiography Dorsum to the Male child was released, and he did a series of volume signings throughout the UK. A week later, it was appear that he had been nominated for an American Music Honour in the 'New Artist of the Year' category.[86]

2017–2019: You [edit]

James Arthur released the song "Naked" every bit the lead unmarried from his then-upcoming third studio anthology on 24 November 2017.[87]

James Arthur released singles in early 2018, without mentioning the name or release date for the album.[88] On 1 June, James Arthur released a unmarried, "You Deserve Better".[89] On the aforementioned day, he released some other single, titled "At My Weakest".[90] The video for "You lot Deserve Improve" came out on 12 July.[91] His third single of 2018, "Empty Infinite", was released on 19 Oct.[92]

In November 2018, Arthur was featured on The Greatest Showman: Reimagined, alongside Anne-Marie, for the vocal "Rewrite the Stars".[93] In October 2018, James Arthur appeared on the Brazilian soap opera O Tempo não Para, singing the song "Naked".[94]

In December 2018, Arthur was featured in "The Ability of Beloved", the UK The X Factor winning song past the season 15 winner Dalton Harris, which gave Arthur his sixth Uk top 10 hit. The duet was a embrace of an original by Frankie Goes to Hollywood from 1984.

On 10 May 2019, Arthur released a single called "Falling Like the Stars";[95] later, on 24 May 2019, he released a music video for it.[96]

Arthur's third studio album, Y'all, was released on 18 October 2019[97] along with the album's seventh unmarried, "Quite Miss Domicile".[98] The album debuted and peaked at number two on the UK Albums Chart, dropped to number 10 in the post-obit week, and stayed on the nautical chart for a full of 24 weeks.[99]

2020–present: It'll All Brand Sense in the Finish, guest appearances, and signing with other labels [edit]

In July 2020, Arthur confirmed via Twitter that he had begun working on a 4th studio anthology "for the last couple of months", further revealing "I couldn't be more excited to share with you this new lane I'1000 playing effectually in, I think you'll be surprised in a good style. This is the album I've wanted to make for and then long!"[100]

Arthur provided the vocals on Sigala'southward track "Lasting Lover", released on 4 September 2020.[101]

Subsequently his characterization Syco had ceased operations,[102] it was reported in a printing release on fifteen February 2021 that Arthur had signed with Columbia Records Great britain in a co-bargain with Columbia Records Germany, the last of whom has worked with Arthur since Dorsum from the Edge.[103] The same press release reported that his fourth studio album is scheduled for release in 2021, and that the lead single for this album is scheduled for release in March of the same year.[103] Arthur told Music Week that "[t]here was a definite genre or lane [he] wanted to practice, which was mixing rock, guitar-based stuff with trap, hip-hop, and pop".[4]

Personal life [edit]

Arthur has 4 sisters and a brother.[104] Neil and Shirley – his father and mother, respectively – hardly spoke with ane another for 22 years, but they agreed to attend Arthur'southward audition together in a family reunion to back up him.[seven] Arthur is a vegan.[105] [106]

Arthur supports his local football game team Middlesbrough F.C. equally well as Rangers F.C.[107] [108] [109]

Opening ceremonies [edit]

Later on winning The X Factor, he was invited to render to Bahrain to formally open the British School of Bahrain's music and drama rehearsal studios and the school'southward 400-seat auditorium, both part of the expansion of the facilities in the school in which he studied. The new studios were completed in 2014.[110]

In September 2016, later opening upwardly most his struggles with drugs, feet and depression, it was announced that he had become an ambassador for UK mental health charity SANE.[111]

Discography [edit]

  • James Arthur (2013)
  • Dorsum from the Edge (2016)
  • You (2019)
  • It'll All Make Sense in the End (2021)

Concert tours [edit]

  • The X Cistron Live Tour (2013)
  • James Arthur Tour (2014)
  • The Story And then Far Tour (2015)
  • Dorsum from the Edge Tour (2017)
  • 16th Annual Honda Borough Bout (2017) (supporting OneRepublic) [112]
  • The Twenty Tour (2019) (supporting Westlife on their Irish concert tour dates)
  • You: Upward Close and Personal Tour (2019)[113]

Awards and nominations [edit]

References [edit]

Explanatory notes
  1. ^ Dorsum from the Edge debuted at number i on the UK Albums Nautical chart with 41,000 combined sales,[69] and has had more than than 400,000 sales as of Feb 2021[update].[4]
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Bibliography
  • Arthur, James (2017). Back to the Boy. Britain: Hodder & Stoughton. ISBN9781473665866.

External links [edit]

  • Official website
Awards and achievements
Preceded past

Picayune Mix

 Winner of The X Cistron
2012 		Succeeded by

Sam Bailey

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Arthur

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