WIN one of SIX copies of the album, signed by Andrew.

But hurry, the deadline is Monday, December 31, 2007, 10am. For your chance to win one of our six signed albums, simply visit our submit page and leave your details. There’s full data capture details, terms and conditions. No purchase necessary. To enter our competition click here.

TOMORROW is finally here

TOMORROW is finally here - on Wednesday, December 19, 2007 Andrew’s long anticipated debut album, Tomorrow, featuring Mercury Music Award nominee Richard Hawley will be launched with a concert at The Boardwalk, Snig Hill, Sheffield, on Wednesday, December 19, 2007, 8pm. Tickets available on the door. The album will also be for sale at this event. A great Christmas present! "He’s a fantastic singer. I’m proud to have performed on the album,’’ Mercury Music Award nominee Richard Hawley “A haunting, angelic voice, that tells great emotional stories. His songs sound like old familiar hits,” Graham Walker, The Star. For a FREE download of In My Dreams, a full track from Tomorrow, simply click here. Samples of other tracks from the album are available to hear by visiting the Music page – click the button at the top of the page or click here. Bookmark this web site and keep checking back for regular updates – including details of where you can buy the album. www.morleymusic.co.uk & www.myspace.com/andrewmorleymusic

ANDREW plays the lead role in Buddy – The Buddy Holly Story

ANDREW plays the lead role in Buddy – The Buddy Holly Story, a Sheffield Teachers' Operatic Society production, at the Lyceum Theatre, Tudor Square, Sheffield, from Tuesday to Saturday, November 20 to 24, 2007. Tickets: £7.50 to £16.50. Call the Ticket Office on 0114 249 6000 or buy online at www.sheffieldtheatres.co.uk

Hollydayz - The music lives on!

Andrew Morley will take the spotlight as lead guitarist with his dad Ian's number one Buddy Holly tribute band, Hollydayz.
They appear at Penistone Paramount Theatre, Penistone, between Barnsley and Sheffield, on Saturday, May 19, from 8pm.
Tickets are £10 and concessions, £9.
Call Barnsley 01226-762004, 01226-767532 or 01226-370088.

Andrew Morley - The Academy Theatre, Barnsley

ANDREW Morley isn’t a name you’ll be familiar with. But it won’t be like
that for long.
The singer songwriter has a haunting, angelic voice, that tells great emotional stories straight from his heart.
In his fitted suit, shirt and tie, with his hair brushed back and dark rimmed glasses, he has the look and sound of the rock legends who inspired him.
But he’s more than a 21st century Holly, Cochran, Orbison or Lennon. In fact he’s more in common with Sheffield’s own Mercury Music Award nominee Richard Hawley, who requested to play on Andrew’s forthcoming debut album, Tomorrow.
The 6ft 5ins gentle giant, with a deep Brinsworth accent, is a different creature when he sings, hitting high notes with a powerful alto voice, coupled with a distinctive use of falsetto. It’s an amazing but pleasant transformation as he delivers his self-penned poetic ballads of lost love, including heartbreaker Love Cuts To The Bone, and foot tapping rock and roll, such As End Of The Line.
His songs sound like old familiar hits, which will guarantee him an instant following. They sit well beside covers of Presley’s Burning Love, Valens’ La Bamba and Parton’s multi-million selling Whitney Houston classic, I Will Always Love You.
Dad Ian, who fronts Buddy Holly tribute band Hollydayz, was invited up for a handful of crowd pleasers – Peggy Sue and That’ll Be The Day. But the night belonged to his lead guitarist.
Check out Andrew Morley live in concert – before you can’t buy tickets for his sell out shows. Visit www.morleymusic.co.uk

Graham Walker
The Star, Sheffield

Andrew Morley Live!

SEE Andrew Morley live - at The Academy Theatre, Barnsley, on Friday, May 4, 2007, 7.30pm. He’s one of Britain’s brightest singer-song writers and he returns home with his band to play his eclectic style of music.

Andrew will perform his latest self-penned songs as he concludes his highly acclaimed Tomorrow Tour.

“Talent just ouzes out of him,’’ says Graham Walker, of The Star, Sheffield.

Richard Hawley, Mercury Music Award nominee, says of his ability: “Amazing voice.’’

Tickets are £7, concessions £5, may be subject to a booking fee. Call the Box Office on 01226-744 442.

The Richard Hawley sessions - music icon records with Andrew

MERCURY Music Award nominee Richard Hawley plays on Andrew’s latest body of work, called Tomorrow.

Boy On A Dolphin star John Reilly organised a recording session for Andrew at the Yellow Arch studios in Sheffield.
As he was recording the title track, unbeknown to him, Richard Hawley entered the control room.

He was that impressed with what he heard, he offered to play on the sessions.
Andrew sauid: “As I walked into the control room to have a listen, there stood a tall guy that looked as though he had just walked out of the fifties. He had his hair greased back, was wearing winkle pickers, jeans turned up at the bottom, a teddy boy type shirt and a black coat.

“I didn’t know who he was at that point.
“But Richard went on to compliment me, said I had a fantastic voice and we had a brief chat about the music, before I continued to record the next song.

“To my delight and amazement I was then told he wanted to record the whole album with me. I was gob smacked and must have looked like a Cheshire cat for the rest of the day.’’

Around late November 2004 we started recording and Richard brought his backing band with him. I introduced myself and still couldn’t believe I was working with these guys but most of all on my songs.

“We had a great laugh too and for me it was fantastic to be surrounded by like minded people, I was in the musical equivalent to mecca. Richard and the guys commented on how much they enjoyed my music and also working with me.

“Richard wanted to make sure we were doing everything as I wanted. My answer was they were doing everything right for me. I didn’t see the need to comment if I had no reason to. Richard and the guys really appreciated this and you could see the respect we had for one another further develop.

“Overall it was a great experience and I would love to work with Richard and the guys in the future. The most memorable moments for me though were out of the studio, when Richard took me to the pub and introduced me to everyone, we then went onto his house and listen to his private collection of records until 4am, on his little Danset record player. He then went ont o let me listen to a CD he was working on and asked for my opinion. It later went onto be the Mercury award winning Coles Corner. Richard also gave me a lot of advice . When he heard the completed record, he phoned me up and told me he thought I’d done a great job and he was proud to be associated with the record. I am so humbled that Richard wanted to work with me and my music, but I also like to think most of all I gained a friend.