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Pixie Lott is a singer, songwriter and actress whose career connects international pop success with television, theatre and fashion. With three UK number-one singles, more than four million tracks sold and worldwide album sales of two million, she brings first-hand experience of building a creative career in the public eye. For event audiences, her story offers a route into conversations about performance, songwriting, creative collaboration and nurturing young talent.
Discovered by producer LA Reid at 15, Pixie signed to Universal Music and broke through internationally in 2009 with Turn It Up. The debut album achieved multi-platinum status and produced five successive top-20 singles, including the chart-toppers тАШMama Do (Uh Oh, Uh Oh)тАЩ and тАШBoys & GirlsтАЩ. Her second album, Young Foolish Happy, followed in 2011. Its lead success, тАШAll About TonightтАЩ, became her biggest number-one hit at that point and topped Japanese radio airplay for six weeks. Her self-titled third album arrived in 2014 and included her seventh top-10 single. Work on a fourth album took her between London and Los Angeles, alongside appearances at major UK festivals.
Her experience extends beyond her own recordings. Pixie has written for Selena Gomez and GirlsтАЩ Generation, toured internationally and collaborated with Stevie Wonder, Lionel Richie and John Legend. A collaboration with Big BangтАЩs GD and TOP reached number one in South Korea and Singapore. Her music has featured in films and attracted more than 70 million YouTube views. She has received four BRIT Award nominations and won two MTV European Music Awards.
Television has given audiences another view of her musical judgement and personality. Alongside a guest-judging role on The X Factor and performances on major television programmes internationally, Pixie became a coach on The Voice Kids UK in 2017. She coached the winners of the 2017, 2018 and 2020 series. On stage, she played Holly Golightly in Richard GreenbergтАЩs adaptation of Truman CapoteтАЩs Breakfast at TiffanyтАЩs, earning five-star reviews during a production that sold out venues around the country and included 12 weeks in the West End. That breadth of live and broadcast experience underpins her confidence in front of an audience.
Fashion is another substantial part of her career. Pixie made her runway debut for Dolce & Gabbana in Milan and has performed at the labelтАЩs events, as well as at FendiтАЩs Paris Fashion Week show in front of Karl Lagerfeld and for Moschino during Milan Fashion Week. Her magazine covers include Paper, Wonderland, InStyle, Grazia, Cosmopolitan, Glamour, Vanity Fair, Interview, LтАЩOfficiel and Marie Claire. She has also worked with Tommy Hilfiger.
Supporting emerging performers gives her a practical perspective on developing talent. She opened the Pixie Lott Performing Arts Academy in 2015 and co-runs Ellaguru, an unsigned acoustic night connecting promising artists with live audiences and industry contacts. Her charitable commitments include ambassador or patron roles with The PrinceтАЩs Trust, Cardiac Risk in the Young, Rays of Sunshine, WellChild and AlzheimerтАЩs Research UK.
During lockdown, Pixie launched a podcast exploring the year that most changed each guestтАЩs life. Guests included Coco Rocha, Rankin, Tom Grennan, Gregg Sulkin, Joy Crookes and Yemi Alade. Across these different settings, she offers event bookers a recognisable creative voice with experience of both taking centre stage and helping others find theirs.
