Transcending generations with a lifetime of global success, Lulu’s career boasts accolades including being a Eurovision winner, a Bond theme singer (‘The Man With The Golden Gun’, 1974), releasing the biggest selling record in the US (‘To Sir With Love’, 1967), and one of the first ever pop artists to perform behind the Iron Curtain in Poland– not to mention receiving an OBE, opening 2014 Commonwealth Games closing ceremony in her hometown of Glasgow, reaching No. 1 with the biggest boyband since The Beatles, working with David Bowie and still going strong as a captivating live entertainer. In 2024, the Scottish music legend completed her sold out and last ever UK tour, Champagne For Lulu, which required a second leg to be added due to fan demand; she gave a stellar performance to a packed tent at Glastonbury Festival; and starred in ‘Arthur’s Whisky’ alongside Diane Keaton, which won her the award for Best Supporting Actress at the 2024 National Film Awards. 2025 has already been just as memorable. In March, Lulu launched her very own podcast, ‘Turning Points’, in partnership with Whistledown Spotify and announced her charitable fund, Lulu’s Mental Health Trust. The UK proudly and ferociously heralds Lulu as one of our most precious pop icons–the glittering jewel in our entertainment cultural crown.