Shane Hampsheir

Shane Hampsheir is a British big band and swing vocalist who has topped the iTunes Jazz Chart multiple times and is often performing in some of the most prestigious venues and jazz clubs in the UK. 'Last Christmas', a collaboration with London Music Works has become Shane's most successful release with well over 2 million streams. His first release, 'Brazil' reached No. 1 in the iTunes Jazz Singles Chart and in 2017, he released his self-titled debut album which was arranged and produced by Evan Jolly and reached No. 4 in the iTunes Jazz Album Chart. Whilst still in his teens, Shane was asked by Universal Records to record Michael Bublé’s hit single ‘Home’ for the compilation album ‘You Raise Me Up – 2008’. In March 2009, the recording was re-released as the title track on a double CD featuring such artists as Katherine Jenkins, Russell Watson, Louis Armstrong, Jamie Cullum and many more. Since then, Shane’s version of ‘Home’ has appeared on six top 10 albums world-wide, with more of the biggest stars in the music world. Often compared to the likes of Michael Bublé and Robbie Williams, Shane is "vibrant, charismatic and instantly likeable" (The Upcoming) and "his playful charm will appeal to almost anyone, as well as his sculpturing and reinvention of popular classics" (The Upcoming).