Nathan Carter has become the singing sensation of the new century. A fresh-faced young man, he has captivated audiences across Ireland, the UK, and beyond since bursting onto the scene in 2009. Now, just a few years later, Nathan is a household name, with fans of all ages flocking to see him and his superb six-piece band at dances and concerts.

Born in Liverpool on 28 May 1990 into a family with strong Irish roots, Nathan grew up in a community that held firm to its Irish connections, much like many others in the city. These roots have deeply influenced his music and career.

To date, Nathan has recorded six albums, two DVDs, and a host of singles. However, his first love remains performing live on stage, where his energy and passion shine brightest.

In a testament to his growing global popularity, Nathan was invited by Garth Brooks to support him at two of his five planned sell-out shows at Croke Park in Dublin. Although the shows were ultimately cancelled, the fact that Brooks personally selected Nathan as his guest was a significant honour for the modest young performer.

Earlier this year, Nathan signed with DECCA Records and is preparing to release a new album, building on the success of his massive summer hit, Good Time Girls.

The Nathan Carter story is truly remarkable—and it is far from over.