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Hollie Cook on Tour

Pop and reggae meet whenever English singer and keyboardist Hollie Cook comes to town. Self-describing her music as "tropical pop," Cook's international 2022 tour is making 22 stops across the UK, the United States, Mexico, France, Belgium, and the Netherlands. This tour follows the release of Cook's 2022 album, Happy Hour. The uplifting beats combined with Cook's willowy and comforting vocals create positive vibes for any and all venues lucky enough to host the rasta-pop star. One fan wrote after seeing Hollie Cook live, "The whole vibe was just so fun, and it was a real party atmosphere."

First appearing in the spotlight after joining The Slits on their mid-2000s reunion, Cook released her self-titled debut solo album in 2011 with help from her producer Mike Pelanconi, aka Prince Fatty. Since 2011, Cook has released Hollie Cook in Dub (2011), Twice (2014), Vessel Of Love (2018), and Happy Hour (2022).

Hollie Cook Live in Concert

Born in London in 1987, Cook was surrounded by music her entire life. Her father, Paul Cook, was the drummer for the Sex Pistols, her mother, Jeni Cook, was a backup singer for Country Club, and her godfather is Boy George. Growing up, Hollie Cook had an affection toward '60s girl groups, reggae singers Janet Kay and Phyllis Dillon, as well as the music of Marc Bolan, David Bowie and The Cure. Hollie Cook and Prince Fatty's song "Milk & Honey" appeared on the iconic TV show "Grey's Anatomy."

Cook has also been featured on Duran Duran's album Paper Gods, Quantic's Flowering Inferno project, and albums by The Orb, Silent Poets and Gardna. Her 2018 album, Vessel of Love, topped Billboard's Reggae Albums Chart. Cook maintains well over 400,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. Her songs "Milk & Honey," "99," "Desdemona," and "Superstar" are her most popular hits, combining for more than 26 million streams.