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New Hope Club

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New Hope Club are a three-piece pop band from Manchester, England comprised of frontman Blake Richardson on guitar and vocals, George Smith on vocals and piano and Reece Bibby on drums and vocals. Prior to joining the band Bibby had a brief flirtation with fame as a member of the `X Factor' boy band Stereo Kicks. Shortly after forming in 2015, the band signed to a Virgin subsidiary label owned by pop band The Vamps. During the early part of their career they depended heavily on The Vamps' patronage, which included supporting their mentors on three world tours. Their debut single 'Wake Up' was a cover of a Vamps song and during live shows the band often join The Vamps for a rendition of Simon and Garfunkel's 1970 hit 'Oh Cecilia (Breaking My Heart)'. Through a programme of constant touring and social media promotion the band have now built up a large international following and their 2019 world tour included venues in Manila, Philippines, Bangkok, Thailand and Seoul, South Korea.

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