Lucy Tay is a rising country-pop singer-songwriter from Bellshill, North Lanarkshire, whose heartfelt lyrics and vibrant melodies are making waves across the UK and beyond. She began performing at just 14 with her dad’s band, laying the foundation for a career rooted in authenticity and emotional connection. Her debut EP Taylor (2024) introduced a sound inspired by artists like Kelsea Ballerini and Kacey Musgraves, with standout tracks such as “Green Eyes (Heartbeat)” and “You’re Always Gonna Be” showcasing her lyrical depth and vocal versatility.
Lucy’s music has reached international audiences via Spotify, with listeners tuning in from the USA to Australia. She’s been featured on Una Healy’s Country Hits Radio show and supported fellow UK country artists like Robyn Red and Neeve Zahra at venues including King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut and Glasgow’s SWG3 Poetry Club. Her latest single, “What a Year Can Do,” continues her streak of emotionally resonant releases, blending soulful storytelling with polished production.
Beyond her recordings, Lucy’s live performances reflect her passion and professionalism. From the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall to collaborations with Motherwell Football Club, she’s built a reputation for connecting with audiences of all ages. With her debut headline show set for October 2025 and a growing presence in the British country scene, Lucy Tay is fast becoming one of the genre’s most compelling new voices.
