Remember Monday is a British country pop trio composed of Lauren Byrne, Holly-Anne Hull and Charlotte Steele. They met in sixth form and have been friends ever since, making music together every Monday.
In 2025 Remember Monday were announced as the UK's Eurovision entry with the country-inspired pop tune "What The Hell Just Happened"
They rose to fame after competing in the 2019 season of The Voice UK, where they impressed the judges with their harmonies and song choices. They have also gained a large following on TikTok, where they post covers of various songs, often in car parks. Some of their original songs include Hysterical Women, Laugh About It and Drive . They have been praised for their vocal abilities, their chemistry and their authenticity as a country act. They are influenced by artists such as The Chicks, Pistol Annies, Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris.
The trio has performed at several festivals and events, such as Country to Country, Buckle and Boots, and The Long Road. They have also collaborated with other artists, such as The Shires, Ward Thomas, and Twinnie.
They have described their sound as "a blend of modern and classic country, with a touch of pop and rock". They have also said that they want to "bring joy and positivity to people through their music". They are known for their close friendship, their sense of humour, and their passion for country music. They are one of the most popular and promising acts in the UK country scene.
