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English musicians born in 1978

Here are 31 famous musicians from England were born in 1978:

Rachel Stevens

Rachel Stevens (April 9, 1978 Southgate, London-) also known as Rachel Lauren Stevens, Rachel Lauren Steinetski or Ratz is an English actor, model, singer-songwriter, dancer, tv personality and presenter. She has two children, Amelie Bourne and Minnie Blossom Bourne.

Her albums: Sweet Dreams My L.A. Ex, Funky Dory, Some Girls, More, More, More, Negotiate With Love, Come and Get It, Funky Dory, So Good and I Said Never Again (But Here We Are). Genres she performed: Pop music, Adult contemporary music, Dance music, Synthpop, Electro, Eurodance and Contemporary R&B.

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Jenny Frost

Jenny Frost (February 22, 1978 Wallasey-) a.k.a. jenny_frost, Jennifer Frost, Frost, Jenny or Jennifer Anne Frost is an English singer, model, presenter and dancer.

Genres she performed: Pop music.

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Patrick Walden

Patrick Walden (October 5, 1978 Islington-) a.k.a. Walden, Patrick is an English guitarist and songwriter.

Genres he performed include Jazz and Rock music.

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Jane Danson

Jane Danson (November 8, 1978 Bury-) a.k.a. Jane Dawson is an English actor. She has two children, Harry Alexander Jack Beck and Alfie Sam Robert Beck.

Danson is best known for her role as Leanne Battersby in the long-running British soap opera, "Coronation Street," which she has portrayed since 1997. She began acting at a young age and made her first television appearance on the children's program "Children's Ward" when she was just 11 years old. In addition to her work on "Coronation Street," she has appeared in a number of other television shows, including "The Bill," "A&E," and "The Chase." She also competed on the ninth series of the popular dance competition show "Dancing on Ice" in 2014, finishing in fifth place.

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Simon Webbe

Simon Webbe (March 30, 1978 Moss Side-) also known as Webbe, Simon or Simon Solomon Webbe is an English singer, songwriter, actor and music manager.

Related albums: Lay Your Hands, Sanctuary, Grace, Live, My Soul Pleads for You and Grace. Genres he performed: Pop music, Rhythm and blues, Soul music and Contemporary R&B.

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Duncan James

Duncan James (April 7, 1978 Salisbury-) also known as Duncan Matthew James Inglis, James, Duncan or Dunk is an English singer, songwriter, actor and presenter.

His albums include The Speed of Life, Future Past, Future Past and I Believe My Heart. Genres related to him: Pop music, Rhythm and blues, Pop rock and Contemporary R&B.

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Luke Bedford

Luke Bedford (April 25, 1978-) is an English , .

Luke Bedford is an English composer who was born on April 25, 1978. He studied music at the Royal College of Music and Oxford University, which led to a successful career in contemporary classical music. Bedford is known for his use of vivid orchestration and intricate rhythmic structures in his compositions. He has received many commissions and awards, including the Royal Philharmonic Society Award for 'Choral Music' in 2018. Bedford's works have been performed at various prestigious venues, such as the Royal Opera House and Wigmore Hall, as well as by renowned ensembles, including the London Sinfonietta and the BBC Symphony Orchestra. Some of his notable compositions include "Outblaze the Sky," "Chiaroscuro," and "Or Voit Tout En Aventure."

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Sabrina Washington

Sabrina Washington (October 27, 1978 Harlesden-) also known as Washington, Sabrina or Sabrina Fredrica Washington is an English singer and songwriter.

Genres she performed include Pop music, Rhythm and blues, Ska, Hip hop music, UK Garage and UK funky.

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Matheson Bayley

Matheson Bayley (December 15, 1978 Chertsey-) is an English singer.

He is best known for his soulful and powerful vocals that have earned him critical recognition from music industry insiders and fans alike. Born and raised in Chertsey, Bayley grew up in a musical family and began singing at a young age. He first gained attention as a contestant on the popular television show "The Voice UK" in 2012, where he impressed judges with his rendition of "A Change Is Gonna Come".

Since then, Bayley has released several albums, including his debut EP "Coming Home" in 2013 and his full-length album "Real Love" in 2016. He has collaborated with a number of renowned producers and songwriters, including Grammy-nominated producer Rick Nowels.

Bayley's music has been praised for its emotional depth and heartfelt lyrics, which draw on his personal experiences and struggles. He has been a vocal advocate of mental health awareness, sharing his own journey with depression and anxiety in his music and through public speaking engagements.

In addition to his music career, Bayley is also a dedicated philanthropist and supporter of various charitable causes. He has worked with organizations such as Mind, Samaritans, and Mental Health First Aid England to raise awareness and funds for mental health initiatives.

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Jonathan Wilkes

Jonathan Wilkes (August 1, 1978 Baddeley Green-) also known as Wilkes, Jonathan is an English presenter, singer and actor.

He first rose to fame as the sidekick and best friend of British pop star Robbie Williams. Wilkes has hosted several television shows in the UK and has appeared in several stage productions, including the West End production of Grease. He has released several singles and has also written and produced music for other artists. Outside of entertainment, Wilkes is a dedicated football fan and has worked as a football coach for Stoke City FC. He is also active in several charities, including The Donna Louise Children's Hospice and The Peter Pan Centre for Children with Special Needs.

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Dicky Moore

Dicky Moore (October 1, 1978 Essex-) is an English , .

Genres he performed: Alternative dance, Freak folk, Nu-disco, Indietronica and Electronic music.

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Kerry Andrew

Kerry Andrew (April 5, 1978 High Wycombe-) is an English singer, composer, writer and educator.

Kerry Andrew graduated from the University of York with a degree in music in 2000 and later earned a PhD in composition from the University of York in 2010. She is best known for her work as a singer in the bands You Are Wolf, Juice Vocal Ensemble, and DOLLYman. Kerry Andrew has composed music for various ensembles and orchestras, including the London Symphony Orchestra and the BBC Singers. In addition to her work in music, she is also an accomplished writer, having published several books including "Swansong," a novel for young adults, as well as a memoir titled "No Place Like Home." Kerry Andrew is also an active vocal and composition teacher, having taught at institutions including the University of Oxford and the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama.

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Lolly

Lolly (June 27, 1978 The Royal Town of Sutton Coldfield-) is an English singer, musician and presenter.

Her albums: Big Boys Don't Cry, Girls Just Wanna Have Fun, My First Album, Pick 'n' Mix, Per Sempre Amore (Forever in Love) and The B-Sides Collection. Genres related to her: Pop music.

Myleene Klass

Myleene Klass (April 6, 1978 Gorleston-) otherwise known as Myleene Angela Klaas, Klass, Myleene or Myleene Angela Quinn is an English presenter, model, actor, singer, fashion designer and musician. Her children are called Ava Bailey Quinn and Hero Harper Quinn.

Her albums include Moving On, Myleene's Music for Romance and Myleene's Music for Mothers. Genres: Classical music and Pop music.

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Carl Barât

Carl Barât (June 6, 1978 Basingstoke-) otherwise known as Carl Barat, Barât, Carl, Carl Ashley Raphael Barât, Carlos, Raffles or Biggles is an English guitarist, actor, singer-songwriter, author and musician. His children are called Eli Barât and Ramone Barât.

His albums include Carl Barât. His related genres: Post-punk, Garage rock, Punk rock and Indie rock.

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James Corden

James Corden (August 22, 1978 London Borough of Hillingdon-) also known as James Kimberley Corden or James Kimberly Corden is an English actor, presenter, television producer, screenwriter, comedian, singer, songwriter and voice actor. He has one child, Max Corden.

James Corden first started his career in acting and made his breakthrough performance in the play "The History Boys". He later reprised his role in the film adaptation, earning a nomination for the BAFTA for Best Actor in a Leading Role. Corden also starred in the popular British sitcom "Gavin & Stacey" which he co-created and co-wrote with Ruth Jones.

In recent years, Corden has become well-known for his work in American television. He has been the host of "The Late Late Show with James Corden" since 2015, where he has become famous for his segment "Carpool Karaoke". He has also hosted the Tony Awards and the Grammy Awards, showcasing his comedic talents and love for music.

Corden has demonstrated his vocal abilities in various productions including the film version of "Into the Woods" and the animated film "Trolls". He has received numerous accolades for his work including six Emmy Awards and a Tony Award. He is also a strong advocate for various charitable causes such as Comic Relief and Red Nose Day.

Off-camera, Corden is married to television producer Julia Carey and the couple has three children together.

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Paul Banks

Paul Banks (May 3, 1978 Clacton-on-Sea-) also known as Paul Julian Banks, Banks, Paul, Julian Plenti or Plenti, Julian is an English songwriter, singer, guitarist, musician and lyricist.

His albums include Banks, Julian Plenti Is... Skyscraper and Julian Plenti Lives.... Genres: Indie rock, Alternative rock, Post-punk and Post-punk revival.

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Bruce Mackinnon

Bruce Mackinnon (October 17, 1978 Esher-) otherwise known as Bruce MacKinnon is an English actor.

He is best known for his work on stage productions in London's West End, including the role of Marius in Les Misérables and Raoul in The Phantom of the Opera. Mackinnon has also appeared in several British television shows such as Downton Abbey and Doctor Who. In addition to acting, he is also a trained singer and has performed in concerts and recordings. Mackinnon is a supporter of various charities and has actively participated in fundraising events for organizations such as Cancer Research UK and Help for Heroes.

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Will Champion

Will Champion (July 31, 1978 Southampton-) otherwise known as Champion, Will, William Champion or William "Will" Champion is an English drummer, musician, multi-instrumentalist and percussionist. He has three children, Ava Champion, Rex Champion and Juno Champion.

Genres: Alternative rock.

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Dan Gillespie Sells

Dan Gillespie Sells (September 20, 1978 London-) a.k.a. Gillespie Sells, Dan or Daniel Giles Gillespie Sells is an English singer, musician, songwriter and guitarist.

Genres: Pop music, Soft rock, Pop rock, Power pop and Rock music.

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Matthew Jay

Matthew Jay (October 10, 1978 Plymouth-September 24, 2003 London) a.k.a. Mathew Jay was an English singer and singer-songwriter.

His albums: Draw, Call My Name Out, Friendly Fire, Let Your Shoulder Fall, Please Don't Send Me Away, Drawing Circles and Four Songs. Genres he performed include Folk music and Indie rock.

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Chris Wolstenholme

Chris Wolstenholme (December 2, 1978 Rotherham-) also known as Christopher Wolstenholme, Wolstenholme, Christopher, Christopher Tony Wolstenholme or Christopher Tony "Chris" Wolstenholme is an English musician, bassist, multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter.

Genres: Alternative rock, New Prog, Progressive rock, Progressive metal, Space rock, Symphonic rock and Classical music.

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Lou Brown

Lou Brown (February 15, 1978-) is an English , .

Her albums: Calm the Rising Waters and What Are You Singing About?.

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Ricardo Autobahn

Ricardo Autobahn (March 8, 1978-) is an English musician.

His discography includes: Interrobang and And the Salvation Army Band Plays. Genres he performed include Hip hop music, Dance music, Pop music and Europop.

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Charlie Winston

Charlie Winston (September 14, 1978 Cornwall-) also known as Winston, Charlie is an English , .

His albums include Make Way, Hobo, Passport, Running Still, Like a Hobo, Hello Alone, Ballad of the Big Machine, Curio City, Lately and iTunes Festival: London 2009. Genres he performed include Indie pop, Folk music and Indie folk.

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Mike Skinner

Mike Skinner (November 27, 1978 Birmingham-) a.k.a. Michael Skinner or Michael Geoffrey Skinner is an English singer, rapper, musician, record producer and actor.

His albums include FACT Mix 304: Mike Skinner, What Is the Problem? and When You Wasn't Famous. Genres: UK Garage, Electronica and Hip hop music.

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Charlotte Roche

Charlotte Roche (March 18, 1978 High Wycombe-) a.k.a. Charlotte Grace Roche or Roche, Charlotte is an English actor and tv personality. She has one child, Polly Pfeil.

Roche grew up in Germany and worked as a VJ on the music channel VIVA before transitioning to acting. In 2008, she caused controversy with her debut novel "Wetlands," which was banned in some countries due to its explicit content. Roche is also known for her candid and provocative public statements about sex, feminism, and mental health. She has written several more novels and hosted various TV shows, including the talk show "Charlotte Roche trifft..." where she interviewed celebrities about their personal lives and experiences. Roche is also a trained pilot and has spoken publicly about her passion for aviation.

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Suzana Ansar

Suzana Ansar (February 14, 1978 Whipps Cross University Hospital-) is an English actor, singer, music teacher and presenter.

Her albums: Suzana Ansar with Khansar. Genres: Folk music, Thumri, Fusion, Qawwali, Indian pop and Khyal.

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Nick Garrett

Nick Garrett (April 13, 1978 London-) is an English singer.

He rose to fame in the late 1990s as the lead vocalist of the popular British boy band, "B4". The group produced several chart-topping hits during their time together, including "Girls Like You" and "All Over Again". After the band disbanded in 2002, Garrett pursued a solo music career and released his debut album, "Underneath the Surface", in 2004. He has since released several more albums, including "Nick Garrett Live" (2009) and "Back to You" (2016). Garrett is also known for his philanthropic work, particularly in the areas of education and youth development. He co-founded the Nick Garrett Foundation, which provides educational and vocational opportunities for disadvantaged youth in the UK.

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QBoy

QBoy (October 10, 1978 Basildon-) is an English journalist, disc jockey, writer, record producer and rapper.

His discography includes: Moxie. Genres he performed: Electronica and Hip hop music.

Pete Gofton

Pete Gofton (April 28, 1978-) a.k.a. Peter Gofton is an English musician, record producer and actor.

Genres he performed: Folk music, Power pop and Indie rock.

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