Ella Eyre

About

Ella Eyre (born Ella McMahon, 1 April 1994, London) is a British singer-songwriter whose career took off in 2013 when she featured on Rudimental's UK number-one single "Waiting All Night", which won the Brit Award for British Single of the Year. Trained at the BRIT School for Performing Arts, she blends R&B, soul and pop, and released her debut album Feline in 2015, reaching number 4 on the UK Albums Chart. After vocal surgery forced her to relearn how to sing, she parted ways with Island Records, took ownership of her masters, and returned a decade later with her second album Everything, in Time (PIAS, November 2025).

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#1

"Waiting All Night" UK chart peak

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Feline UK Albums Chart peak

What's new

2025-11
Ella Eyre released her second studio album Everything, in Time on 21 November 2025 via PIAS Recordings, her first album in over a decade.
2025-11
To support the album release, Eyre announced intimate candlelit shows in Edinburgh, London, Manchester and Liverpool, plus a show at London's Union Chapel in April 2026.
2025-07
Ella Eyre detailed her forthcoming second album Everything, in Time in July 2025, ahead of its November release.
2024-05
Ella Eyre released the single "Ain't No Love That Blind" in May 2024, one of several lead singles from the upcoming album.
2023-11
Ella Eyre collaborated with Tiggs Da Author on the single "Head In The Ground" in November 2023, the first preview of her comeback material.