Kevin Davy White is a singer, songwriter, and guitarist who embarked on a musical journey that took him from his hometown in France to the vibrant music scene of the United Kingdom. Since his move to London in 2013, Kevin has been steadily building a reputation as a multi-talented artist.

With a wide range of musical abilities at his disposal, Kevin’s career began in the band The JFK’s, where he showcased his talents as a songwriter, producer, and instrumentalist, proficient on guitar, keys, and drums. This early experience set the stage for his future success as a solo artist.

In 2015, Kevin started making waves in both the UK and his hometown of Paris, opening for notable artists like Martin Barre, Keziah Jones, and Ana Popovic. He released his debut EP, ‘Mr. Feeling,’ which demonstrated his versatility and love for various genres. His career reached new heights in 2016 when he won the Festival Generation Reservoir in France.

However, it was his participation in the UK’s The X Factor that truly introduced him to a wider audience. His performances, from a soulful rendition of Whitney Houston’s “I Will Always Love You” to a passionate take on Jimi Hendrix’s “Voodoo Child,” showcased his exceptional vocal and guitar skills. Kevin’s own composition, “Puzzle of Love,” earned him a place in the live TV shows and endeared him to the nation, ultimately finishing third.

Kevin’s continuous pursuit of musical excellence has led him to collaborate with renowned producers such as Steve Booker, Matthew Marston, and Alan Glass. In 2022, he graced stages across the UK and Europe, sharing the spotlight with artists like Texas, Simply Red, and Westlife. His live performances have garnered a dedicated fanbase not only in the UK but also across Europe and Asia.

With his warmth, musical prowess, and a genuine passion for creating great songs, Kevin Davy White is indeed the complete package, poised for a promising career in the music industry. In 2023, he is set to release three new singles, followed by his highly anticipated full-length debut album.