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Lauren Harris

British singer

Lauren Harris

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Birth nameLauren Harris
Born () 6 July (age&#;40)
Essex, England
Genres
Occupations
  • Musician
  • vocalist
  • actress
InstrumentVocals
Years active–present
Labels

Musical artist

Lauren Harris (born 6 July ) is a British rock singer and classically trained actress.

She is the daughter of Steve Harris, the bassist of Iron Maiden, and Lorraine Harris. After completing her primary and secondary education at Saint Nicholas School, Old Harlow, Essex, Harris attended Leventhorpe School, Sawbridgeworth,[1] Hertfordshire, where she obtained her A-Levels, including Theatre Studies.

Harris began her music career singing in pubs in , and went on to record demo material for Russ Ballard,[2] before touring with Iron Maiden and releasing her debut album, Calm Before The Storm, in [3] From , Harris toured with her new hard rock band, Six Hour Sundown, performing at venues in the UK as well as the European Graspop,[4] Download,[5] and Sonisphere[6] festivals.

She frequently performs barefoot.[7] Harris commenced a new musical project, Kingdom of I, working with songwriter Dave Stewart[8][9] and drummer Shauney Recke.[10]

Harris is a graduate of the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art[11] and the Oxford School of Drama[12] and has appeared in numerous stage productions,[11][13] highlighting with a London production as the role of Blanche Dubois in A Streetcar Named Desire.

Steve harris iron maiden daughter Lauren Harris (born 6 July ) is a British rock singer and classically trained actress. She is the daughter of Steve Harris, the bassist of Iron Maiden, and Lorraine Harris.

Harris has appeared in the feature film Adrift in Soho.[11][14]

Career

Music

Harris began singing in pubs and bars with a friend; after one of the performances, she was invited to Russ Ballard's house and studio to record a demo.[15][16]

From to , Harris worked with Grammy-nominated songwriter and producer Tom McWilliams,[15][17] who assisted with song arrangement and composition.

McWilliams also toured with Harris, performing as the band's drummer.

Harris toured Europe, playing outdoor festivals such as the German Rock Am Ring,[18] Rock Am Park and UK Download festivals.

Harris supported Iron Maiden on their A Matter of Life and Death world tour, playing at Dubai[19] and the Brixton Academy, London,[20] amongst other venues.[21] When the tour concluded, Harris released her debut album entitled Calm Before the Storm, mixed by Kevin Shirley.

Steve harris iron maiden daughter to slaughter Rolling Stones member Ronnie Wood's son Tyrone Wood married Iron Maiden guitarist Steve Harris' daughter Faye Harris in London on July The newlyweds shared photos from their wedding in a.

She continued to tour the UK and Europe in support of the release. Harris joined Iron Maiden again, this time on the Somewhere Back In Time World tour.[22]

In addition to supporting Iron Maiden, between and the Lauren Harris Band toured as a support act with bands such as Alice Cooper, Within Temptation, and Mötley Crüe.[1]

In Harris named musical influences including Belinda Carlisle, Shakespears Sister, Alanis Morissette, Heart, Def Leppard and the Foo Fighters.[16]

From , following lineup changes, the Lauren Harris Band began touring under the new name "Six Hour Sundown".

The band recorded new tracks at Compass Point Studios in the Bahamas[23] but only Jekyll & Hyde saw commercial release, becoming available as a single for Download in [24] The band played numerous festivals before deciding to part ways in late [25]

In , Harris moved to Los Angeles to commence work on a new musical project, Kingdom of I, with songwriter and producer Dave Stewart[8][9] and drummer Shauney Recke.[10] The debut track Crying at the Disco was released as a free download on Soundcloud in late [26][27][28]

A Spotify playlist posted to the official Kingdom of I Facebook, intended to give a flavour for the type of music to expect on the album, cited musical influences such as Flyleaf, Muse, Paramore, Stone Sour, Annie Lennox and Stevie Nicks.[29][30]

Acting

While in Los Angeles to work on Kingdom of I, Harris undertook classes in acting at Howard Fine Studios.[1][31] She continued her training by completing a semester in classical acting at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art in [11][1] In September , Harris graduated from a one-year postgraduate course in acting at the Oxford School of Drama.[12]

Between and , Harris completed work in principal photography for the feature film, Adrift In Soho,[14][32] which was released in

In September , Harris was named as one of Variety Magazine's "10 Brits To Watch".[33]

Harris has appeared in numerous stage productions,[11][13] including A Streetcar Named Desire at London's Pack and Carriage and Measure For Measure at Oxford's North Wall, which received favourable reviews.[34][35][36] In November , she appeared in the role of Beth Armstrong for the BBC Radio 4 play Michael and Boris: The Two Brexiteers.[37]

Harris' musical experience has influenced her acting career, with her recording an original song for a commercial for the technology company Eizo,[38] and her role as the Witch in a production of the musical Into The Woods at the Oxford School of Drama.[13]

In November , Harris appeared in the role of sound technician in the music video for Bring Me the Horizon’s single "Oh No".[39] Harris’ other work includes Global commercial roles for the companies Eizo Global,[38][1] Active Digital,[1] and Coms Plc.[1]

Line-up

Solo
  • Lauren Harris – vocals (–)
  • Randy Gregg – bass guitar, backing vocals (–)
  • Richie Faulkner – guitars, backing vocals (–)
  • Tommy McWilliams – drums (–)
  • Olly Smith – drums (–)
Six Hour Sundown
  • Lauren Harris – vocals (–)
  • Olly Smith – drums (–)
  • Tommy Gentry – guitars (–)
  • James Bennet – guitars (–)
  • Mitch Witham – bass (–)
Kingdom of I
  • Lauren Harris – vocals ()
  • Shauney Recke – drums ()

Discography

Lauren Harris Band
Six Hour Sundown
Kingdom of I
  • Crying at the Disco ()

Filmography

Film

Year Film Role Director Company Notes
Iron Maiden: Flight SelfSam Dunn, Scot McFadyenBanger FilmsDocumentary
GraftGraceJohnny BurkeThunderbolt ProductionsShort
The Lonely RoadMaggieRobert DowlingDowling ProductionsShort
LightLaraGeorge PeckThe Oxford School of Drama
LongingVariaJane ArnellThe Oxford School of Drama
Adrift In SohoMyraPablo BehrensBurning Films
Royal RecipesVoiceoverViggo OpritaBBC CreativeTV promo
The InterrogationAgent Emily ClarkeTung-Ying HsiehLondon Film SchoolShort
Calling HomeHotel StaffMegan K.

Fox

Short

Stage

YearTitleCharacterDirectorCompany
Women Beware WomenBiancaNick HutchinsonLAMDA
Twelfth NightFeste/FabianTina MarianLAMDA
The Winter's TaleHermioneMatthew SmithLAMDA
A Streetcar Named DesireBlanche DuboisVince AdeFox and Chips
PhilistinesElenaSteve WoodwardThe Oxford School of Drama
Into The WoodsWitchLouisa FarrantThe Oxford School of Drama
Time and the ConwaysJoanSteve WoodwardThe Oxford School of Drama
CloserAliceKirsty McFarlandThe Oxford School of Drama
Measure For MeasureMistress OverdoneOscar ToemanThe Oxford School of Drama
FlashesStreet CleanerPolina KalininaSoho Theatre
Oxblood RedKatieChris TerrellUnion Theatre

Radio

YearTitleCharacterDirectorCompany
Michael and Boris: The Two BrexiteersBeth ArmstrongDirk MaggsBBC Radio 4
For Services RenderedMrs ArdseleyJane MorganThe Oxford School of Drama
Colder Than HereHarrietJonathan TaflerThe Oxford School of Drama

Music videos

YearArtistTitleRoleCompanyDirector
Bring Me the HorizonOh NoMusic EngineerForever PicturesIsaac Eastgate
Six Hour SundownShadow Of My PastSelfEndless Media, We Are Sweet
Six Hour SundownJekyll & HydeSelfTranscend MusicJohn McMurtrie
Lauren Harris BandYour Turn - Live In DubaiSelfThe Orchard, Lauren Harris Ltd.
Lauren Harris BandSteal Your FireSelfLauren Harris Ltd.
Lauren Harris BandYour TurnSelfMonstro Visionary Entertainment
Lauren Harris BandGet Over ItSelfArs Nova RevolutionPablo Erminy

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