The Unconventionals

Big harmonies, big personalities, lots of smiles and lots of energy – we are here to present the all-singing, all-dancing, sunshine pop band ‘The Unconventionals!’ The Unconventionals were born when six experienced West-End musical professionals decided to form a vocal group to celebrate fantastic, inspirational and upbeat music, regardless of age, shape or size. Think back to an era where music was generally joyful, uplifting and optimistic... The Unconventionals, who could be the modern day ‘Partridge Family’ have the power and talent to make you feel great and are spreading the love with their fantastic collection of feel-good tunes that make up 'Flower To The People' the sensational debut album. After tremendous support across Radio 2, on shows such as Alex Lester, Elaine Paige, Aled Jones and Paul O’Grady, the band are at the forefront of the recent resurgence of harmony groups and are sure to get men, women, boys and girls dancing and singing along this summer! It is no surprise to hear that their influences derive from the likes of The 5th Dimension, The Carpenters, The Mamas and the Papas and The Beach Boys and it was fantastic when they wowed all four judges on the X Factor, reaching the finals alongside Leona Lewis. Since then they have been on a roller-coaster journey touring across the country and performing with the likes of Westlife, Tom Jones and Beverley Knight. Flower to the People is a mixture of original songs and covers delivered in their own inimitable style, with strong vocals, harmonies and melodies. It includes the brand new single ‘Push the Button’ which is a unique interpretation of the Sugababes classic, and even includes cameos from the acclaimed Matt Lucas, who plays various comical parts throughout the CD! The band have continued with their late 60's/early 70's style that is now seeing a resurgence across the world, especially through shows like ‘Glee’ and now Sunshine pop is well and truly back in fashion, The Unconventionals are proud to be at the forefront of this recycled trend!