Declan J Donovan

Declan J Donovan (born 24^th October 1996) is an English 22 year old singer-songwriter from Harlow, Essex.

Declan J Donovan (born 24 October 1996)

Career[edit]

His first track, ‘Fallen So Young’, which he wrote for his brother’s wedding, received a million plays in the first six months.

In 2018 he played BBC Music’s Biggest Weekend as unsigned artist, appearing alongside Taylor Swift, Florence + The Machine, Sam Smith and more. His first proper single “Pieces’ spent nine weeks at Number One on the European Border Breakers airplay chart, as well as a Top 20 in the main European Airplay chart. In Germany, having signed with Epic Germany, he’s already on the way to becoming a star: he’s had a Top 10 hit and more than 25k radio plays, Top 10 in the Shazam charts and received more than 15 million streams of his single ‘Pieces’ on all platforms.

In 2019 he has supported the likes of Tom Walker, on his European shows, including his O2 Academy Brixton show. He also supported Dean Lewis in Germany and John Newman in the UK. In 2018, he also toured with Jake Bugg and Freya Ridings.

In the UK he is now signed to Polydor Records, and his debut single ‘Vienna’, was released in June 2019. This received one million streams on Spotify in its first three weeks on the platform, with over 5 million combined streams and views to date. It was hailed as one of the Best New Pop tracks for June by BBC Radio 1. He currently has 1.5 million monthly listeners on Spotify.

His follow up single, ‘I Wish’, was released in September 2019 on Polydor Records and Epic Germany.

Discography[edit]

‘Fallen So Young’ - Single – 2017
‘Better’ – Single – 2017
‘Human Way’ – Single – 2018
‘Numb’ – Single - 2018
‘Pieces’ – Single – 2018
‘Pieces’ (Acoustic) – Single – 2018
‘Pieces’ (Tep No Remix) – Single – 2018
‘Vienna’ – Single – 2019
‘Vienna’ (Acoustic) – Single – 2019
‘Vienna’ (Martin Jensen Remix) – Single – 2019
‘I Wish’ – Single – 2019

Tours[edit]

SongKick
Facebook Events
SeeTickets
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External Links[edit]

Website
Facebook
Instagram
Twitter

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