Kuill

Kuill is a powerful and emotionally driven soul singer whose voice has captivated audiences across television, theatre, and major live events. Blending classic soul with modern songwriting, he delivers performances filled with warmth, honesty, and breathtaking vocal control.

He first rose to prominence in 2017 after winning BBC’s Let It Shine, earning praise from Gary Barlow for his vocal ability and stage presence. Years later, Kuill appeared on The Voice, where he was coached by Sir Tom Jones and impressed all the judges. Nicole famously said she wanted to marry his voice, while Sir Tom praised Kuill’s storytelling, emotion, and stunning falsetto. Will.I.Am described his voice as powerful and spectacular.

Kuill has since performed God Save the King and Jerusalem at the 2024 rugby games live on the BBC, including a landmark performance at Twickenham Stadium in front of over 80,000 people. He has also enjoyed a residency in London’s West End, further showcasing his versatility and commanding live presence.

His second album Fragile Creatures, featuring songs written by Grammy and BRIT award winning writers John Beck and Steve Chrisanthou, achieved an Official Charts Top 40 placing. Kuill remains proudly fully independent.

After blowing Tribfest crowds away last year, Kuill returns in 2026 to deliver another unforgettable soul filled performance that promises to be one of the festival’s standout moments.

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