In addition to headlining with her own solo shows in the luxury cruise and hotel industries, Emily has twice toured as special guest with The Voice himself, international tenor Russell Watson, and appeared live on TV on more than 50 occasions as the anthem vocalist for the nation’s top sporting and commemorative events. This includes 28 events at the iconic Wembley Stadium for fixtures such as the Men’s and Women’s FA Cup Finals and at the heart of Formula One, Silverstone Circuit, for the British Grand Prix live broadcast to over 400 million worldwide.

Even lockdown didn’t stop Emily performing, with live broadcast, on-pitch, national sporting events, including the British Grand Prix 2020 at the UK’s historic home of Formula One, Silverstone Circuit, the Community Shield double header 2020 and the Women’s FA Cup Final 2020, all at Wembley Stadium and at the National Memorial Arboretum, the UK’s Centre for Remembrance, on Armistice Day 2020 in the presence of the Earl and Countess of Wessex. And in May 2021 Emily was back on the Wembley pitch for the FA Non-League Finals Day for the FA Vase and FA Trophy Finals.

Since the re-opening of the entertainment industry in July 2021 Emily has premiered her new solo shows, Intermezzo, The Power of Love, From the Heart and One Enchanted Evening, as a guest headliner worldwide, along with her Christmas shows Spirit of Christmas and The Most Wonderful Time of the Year and performed at both the National Memorial Arboretum Summer Proms and the Lytham Proms for Live Nation.

Autumn 2021 saw Emily on her second UK tour with international tenor Russell Watson as his guest soloist, including duetting the famous Freddie Mercury hit Barcelona and again in June 2022 in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust at Bridgewater Hall. Since the start of the new year Emily has been back performing on the high seas with her own shows for Saga, MSC, Cunard and Marella to standing ovations every night. July 2022 saw Emily on the pitch at Old Trafford, live broadcast via BBC1 performing the National Anthem on behalf of the England team for the first game of the 2022 UEFA European Women's Football Championship and in August was pleased to return to the Yorkshire Wildlife Park for their Safari Nights Proms concert to a sell-out audience. Following the sad occasion of the death of our beloved Queen Elizabeth II, Emily performed the new national anthem God Save the King on the Accession Day (10 September) at Ashton Gate Stadium.

An in-demand, charismatic concert star performer with a special edge, able to wow audiences with a sensational and unforgettable show, whatever the occasion.