Blending the storytelling spirit of country with the energy of alt-pop and rock, Birmingham-based singer-songwriter Angie Keys creates music with fearless vulnerability. With an unmistakable voice, anthemic choruses, rich harmonies and impressive guitar work, her songs explore love, courage, loss and the complexities of being human, drawing on a life lived and a determination to turn real experiences into music that connects.
Angie’s passion for music began as soon as she was tall enough to reach the piano keys. But it took a few years of living and finding the courage to finally share her heart with the world.
In December 2024, Angie released her debut album Finally Here — a powerful and honest collection of original songs that marked the beginning of her journey as a recording artist.
The album’s breakout track, Brave, marked a defining moment in Angie’s radio journey. It reached No. 1 on Burton Radio’s Indie Artist Chart for three weeks, remaining in the Top 10 for 28 weeks, and also hit No 1 on US station Hugs Radio. With airplay from more than 50 stations worldwide, including UKCountryRadio.com, the song has continued to reach new audiences and build momentum.
Her follow-up single, Those Were the Days, is one of Angie’s most personal songs yet. Written as a tribute to her late brother Simon, the track captures the bittersweet memories of the loved ones who stay with us long after they’re gone. It went straight to No. 1 on Burton Radio, holding the top spot for seven weeks, and continues to receive radio support in the UK and internationally, including BBC Introducing.
Angie’s songwriting has earned recognition as a UK Songwriting Contest semi-finalist, alongside award nominations including Apple Radio Song of the Year, Hugs Radio Best Female Artist and the 2026 UKCountryRadio.com Song Award for Brave.
For Angie, the magic happens on stage. Backed by her powerhouse five-piece band, she delivers an emotionally charged live show combining huge anthemic choruses, rich harmonies, signature guitar moments and the energy of a band built for bigger stages.
Her live highlights include opening the main stage at Solihull Summerfest, winning Birmingham’s Battle of the Bands, headlining Picnic in the Park 2026, and supporting a range of touring artists. She has also performed at the Voice of a Woman writers’ round, part of the Live in the Living Room Gives Back charity event.
In 2026, Angie opened the UK Country Music Awards with her five-piece band, following her UKCountryRadio.com Song Award nomination for Brave.
With a second album currently in the works, Angie is continuing to turn real-life experiences into songs that connect — writing about strength, loss, love and everything in between.
From intimate stories and laid-back acoustic vibes to big anthemic songs with soaring guitar solos, Angie Keys is building a sound and a live show that are unmistakably her own.
