Laura Wright

Laura Wright is a distinguished British mezzo-soprano who has achieved notable success in both classical and popular music genres. After contributing to the female vocal quartet All Angels, Laura Wright achieved significant early success with their debut album being recognized as the fastest-selling classical album of its time, achieving Platinum status and contributing to over one million total album sales for the group. All Angels also received a nomination for a Classical Brit Award for Album of the Year in 2007. Prior to this, Wright was recognized as BBC Radio 2 and Songs of Praise’s Chorister of the Year, leading to performances such as a soloist role in John Rutter’s Requiem at St.

Her performances include NFL matches, the Carnegie Challenge Cup Final, WSB Boxing, polo, the Carling Cup Final, and the FA Cup Final. In 2016, she performed at The Grand National and was the official anthem singer at the British Grand Prix. A talented composer, she penned ‘Heroes,’ the first official anthem for the England Women’s Cricket team, and served as the inaugural Ambassador for the Kia Women’s Cricket League. She debuted her composition ‘Invincible’ at the opening ceremony of Prince Harry’s inaugural Invictus Games and was the first mezzo-soprano to perform at the Olympic Stadium.

Her song ‘Stronger as One,’ for the Diamond Jubilee celebrations, achieved a No. 1 chart position on Gary Barlow’s ‘Sing’ album. She received the PPL Classical Award at the Nordoff-Robbins O2 Silver Clef Awards in 2012 and was nominated for a Classical Brit Award the same year. Continuing her legacy, Wright sang ‘God Save the King’ at a significant sporting event in 2022.

She dedicates her time as an Ambassador for several charitable organizations, including Nordoff-Robbins music therapy, Arthritis Research UK, SportsAid, and the Invictus Games.